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Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Erie \| Cleveland
	Tall Ship Bounty at Cleveland Harbor Light Tall Ship Bounty heads for the Cleveland Harbor West Lighthouse while participating in the ASTA Tall Ship Challenge. During the winter months, Bounty is docked in Old San Juan Puerto Rico and will be traveling to Europe in the spring of 2011. The HMS Bounty is one of the most famous ships in the world. Known for the storied mutiny that took place in Tahiti in 1789 on board the British transport vessel, the current Bounty, a replica, has survived to tell the tale. Shown matted White over Black.
	Tall Ship Bounty at Cleveland Harbor Light Tall Ship Bounty heads into Cleveland while participating in the 2010 ASTA Tall Ship Challenge. During the winter months, Bounty is docked in Old San Juan Puerto Rico and will be traveling to Europe in the spring of 2011. The HMS Bounty is one of the most famous ships in the world. Known for the storied mutiny that took place in Tahiti in 1789 on board the British transport vessel, the current Bounty, a replica, has survived to tell the tale. Shown matted White over Blue.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Huron \| Alpena
	Alpena Harbor Light First lit in 1914, the 80 ft. Alpena lighthouse was painted red in the 1950¿s. It is affectionately known locally as Sputnik for its similarity to the Soviet satellite launched in 1957. Shown matted in White over Red.
	Alpena Lighthouse First lit in 1914, the 80 ft. Alpena lighthouse was painted red in the 1950¿s. It is affectionately known locally as Sputnik for its similarity to the Soviet satellite launched in 1957. Shown matted in White over Red.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Huron \| Cheboygan
	Cheboygan Crib Light The Light was originally built in Lake Huron in 1884 on a "crib", an artificial-island landfill, more than 2000 feet from the Cheboygan shore. After toppling into the water, the 25 ft steel tower was pulled ashore and restored. It is now located at the Doyle Recreation Area at the mouth of the Cheboygan River entrance to Lake Huron. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Cheboygan Crib Light USCG Mackinaw The Cheboygan Crib Light and the 240 foot USCG Cutter Mackinaw on Lake Huron at the mouth of the Cheboygan River. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Cheboygan Crib Light USCG Mackinaw The Cheboygan Crib Light and the 240 foot USCG Cutter Mackinaw on Lake Huron at the mouth of the Cheboygan River. Shown Matted in White over Red.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Huron \| Port Austin Reef
	Port Austin Reef Light The Port Austin lighthouse rests on a hazardous reef in Lake Huron just off the shores of Port Austin Michigan. It remains an active navigational aid, owned by the Coast Guard, leased to the Port Austin Reef Lighthouse Association. Shown matted in White over Red.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Huron \| Port Sanilac
	Port Sanilac Lighthouse Built in 1886, the Port Sanilac Lighthouse originally burned kerosene, but was electrified in 1929. Now a private residence, the tower is maintained by the US Coast Guard and the light remains an active aid to navigation on Lake Huron shores. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Port Sanilac Lighthouse Nestled in a residential area along the Port Sanilac shoreline on Lake Huron, the Port Sanilac lighthouse was built in 1886. Shown Matted in White over Green.
	Port Sanilac Lighthouse Now a private residence, the 1886 Port Sanilac Lighthouse was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Port Sanilac Lighthouse The 59 ft tower of the Port Sanilac Lighthouse has a focal plane of 69 feet. It sends light at a 300 degree arc across Lake Huron that is visible for up to 13 miles. Shown Matted in White over Red.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Huron \| Sturgeon Point
	Bailey Schoolhouse A reminder of past simpler times, the Bailey School near Lake Huron¿s Sturgeon Point Lighthouse was built in 1907 and restored in 1973. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Huron \| Tawas Point
	Tawas Point Lighthouse Tawas Point Lighthouse (also known as Ottawa Point Light) has been in operation since 1876. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Tawas Point Lighthouse Construction of the Tawas Point Lighthouse began in 1852 and it opened in 1852. Shown Matted in White over Red.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Illinois \| Chicago
	Tall Ship Denis Sullivan at Chicago Harbor Lighthouse Tall Ship Denis Sullivan approaches the Chicago Harbor Lighthouse, after leaving Navy Pier. The S/V Denis Sullivan is the world’s only re-creation of a 19th century three-masted Great Lakes schooner. At 137 ft overall length with a mast height of 95 ft, she has 10 sails and 32 berths. Shown matted White over Blue.
	Tall Ship Europa at Chicago Harbor Lighthouse Tall Ship Europa rounds the Chicago Harbor Lighthouse during part of Tall Ships Chicago 2010. Shown matted White over Navy.
	Tall Ship Friends Good Will and Chicago Harbor Light Tall Ships Friends Good Will and Pride of Baltimore II round the Chicago Harbor Lighthouse during part of Tall Ships Chicago 2010. Shown matted White over Black.
	Tall Ship Lynx rounds Chicago Harbor Lighthouse Participating in Tall Ships Chicago 2010 Privateer Lynx rounds the Chicago Harbor Lighthouse. Shown matted White over Blue.
	Tall Ship Niagara rounds Chicago Harbor Lighthouse Niagara is seen here rounding the Chicago Harbor Lighthouse after leaving Navy Pier. Flagship Niagara is recognized in the United States and abroad as the premier sail training ship and as the most authentic early 19th century replica naval vessel. Since she first set sail in 1990, this reconstruction of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry’s victorious 1813 warship and flagship has served as a setting for education–and adventure. Shown matted White over Navy.
	Tall Ship Pride of Baltimore II and Chicago Harbor Light Pride of Baltimore II is a reproduction of an 1812-era Baltimore Clipper privateer. At 157 ft overall length and she was launched April 30, 1988. She is Maryland’s working symbol of the great natural resources and spectacular beauty of the Chesapeake Bay region, and a reminder of America’s rich maritime heritage. Shown here, Pride is leaving Chicago and near the Chicago Harbor Light. Shown matted White over Blue.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Illinois \| Grosse Point
	Grosse Point Lighthouse From 1873 to 1941, the stunning Grosse Point Lighthouse guided ships past the dangerous shoals off Grosse Point in Evanston Illinois to the busiest port on the Great Lakes at Chicago Harbor. At 113 feet, it is one of the tallest lighthouses on Lake Michigan. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Grosse Point Lighthouse The Grosse Point Lighthouse was built in 1873, after 28 shipwrecks near its location on The Great Lakes. The most renown shipwrecks was the 'Lady Elgin' in 1860, which was a vessel headed from Milwaukee to Chicago that killed over 300 people. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Grosse Point Lighthouse Located in a quiet Evanston Illinois neighborhood, on Chicago¿s North Shore area, the elegant Grosse Point Lighthouse is the last lighthouse on the Great Lakes to have an active 2nd order Fresnel lens. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Grosse Point Lighthouse At 113 feet, the Grosse Point Lighthouse is one of the tallest lighthouses on Lake Michigan. It was designed by Orlando Metcalfe Poe, who designed some of the most beautiful lighthouses in America on the Great Lakes. Some of Poe's lighthouses are reminiscent of elaborately decorated "chess pieces" with all the frills! He also designed the Wind Point Light in Racine, Wisconsin, about an hour away in addition to other Great Lake Lighthouses Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Grosse Point Lighthouse From 1873 to 1941, the stunning Grosse Point Lighthouse guided ships past the dangerous shoals off Grosse Point in Evanston Illinois to the busiest port on the Great Lakes at Chicago Harbor. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Grosse Point Lighthouse Automated in 1935, the lamp of Lake Michigan¿s Grosse Point Lighthouse was also outfitted with an automatic flash mechanism and the characteristic of the light changed to exhibit a pair of 68,000 candlepower white flashes every 15 seconds. Shown Matted in White over Red.
	Grosse Point Lighthouse Automated in 1935, the lamp of Lake Michigan¿s Grosse Point Lighthouse was also outfitted with an automatic flash mechanism and the characteristic of the light changed to exhibit a pair of 68,000 candlepower white flashes every 15 seconds. Shown Matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Illinois \| Waukegan Harbor
	Waukegan Harbor Light The 35 foot 21¿ diameter Waukegan Harbor lighthouse was built in 1889 to replace the original built in 1849. Shown matted in White over Navy.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Big Sable Pt
	Big Sable Point Lighthouse Perched on a beautiful sand beach the magestic Big Sable Lighthouse stands tall protecting mariners navigating a treacherous stretch of Lake Michigan shoreline. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Big Sable Point Lighthouse Breathtaking Lake Michigan views from the Big Sable Point Lighthouse. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Big Sable Point Lighthouse Big Sable Point Lighthouse is located within the grounds of Michigan's Ludington State Park. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Big Sable Point Lighthouse Completed in 1867 the tower of Big Sable Lighthouse on Lake Michigan measures 112 feet high. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Big Sable Point Lighthouse The majestic 112' tower of Big Sable Point Lighthouse casts a long shadow on the pristine sands of Lake Michigan's shore. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Big Sable Point Lighthouse Visitors to Michigan's Big Sable Lighthouse can climb the tower's 130 steps to a majestic view of the shore and surrounding dunes. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Charlevoix
	Charlevoix South Pier Light The Charlevoix South Pier Light guides Lake Michigan boaters through the busy Pine River Channel. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Charlevoix South Pier Light The automated light of the Charlevoix South Pier light is powered by a solar panel on the front of the tower. Shown matted in White over Blue.
	Charlevoix South Pier Light The 1948 Charlevoix South Pier Light marks the entrance to Lake Michigan from the Pine River Channel. Shown matted in White over Blue.
	Charlevoix South Pier Light The Charlevoix South Pier Light is an important navigational aid to boaters seeking the safety of the busy protected harbor within Lake Charlevoix. Shown matted in White over Blue.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Escanaba Sand Pt
	Escanaba Sand Point Lighthouse Escanaba's Sand Point Lighthouse guided mariners around the sand reef of Little Bay De Noc continuously from 1868 until 1939. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Escanaba Sand Point Lighthouse The 41' tower of Escanaba's Sand Point Lighthouse looks over Lake Michigan's Little Bay De Noc. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Escanaba Sand Point Lighthouse Remodeled to it's turn of the century appearance, the Escanaba Sand Point Lighthouse is now a popular tourist attraction in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Escanaba Sand Point Lighthouse Located in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, the Escanaba Sand Point Lighthouse is now a popular maritime museum. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Grand Traverse
	Grand Traverse Lighthouse The Grand Traverse Lighthouse is located inside Leelanau State Park in Northern Michigan. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Grand Traverse Lighthouse The Grand Traverse Lighthouse was built in 1859 at the tip of Michigan's Leelanau Peninsula. It is now the home of the Grand Traverse Lighthouse Museum. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Grand Traverse Lighthouse The Grand Traverse Lighthouse is one of the oldest lighthouses on Lake Michigan. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Grand Traverse Lighthouse The Grand Traverse Lighthouse has helped ships navigate through the Manitou Passage since 1858. Shown matted in White over Green.
	Grand Traverse Lighthouse Stairs and ornate lawn figures on the grounds of the Grand Traverse Lighthouse are made of rocks native to the area. Shown matted in White over Green.
	Grand Traverse Lighthouse Extensive maritime artifacts and interesting grounds of the Grand Traverse Lighthouse chronicle the experiences of the keepers and those who sailed the lakes during mid to latter 1800s. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Little Sable Pt
	Little Sable Point Lighthouse The picturesque sand beach and pristine Lake Michigan shoreline are the perfect setting for the Little Sable Lighthouse. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Little Sable Point Lighthouse Nestled in the sand dunes of Lake Michigan eastern shoreline, the 1874 Little Sable Point lighthouse is open to the public. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Little Sable Point Lighthouse At the shoreline of the Lake Michigan Sand Dunes, the Little Sable Point Lighthouse has stood tall since 1874. Shown matted in White over Blue.
	Little Sable Point Lighthouse Just over the sand dune lies the Little Sable Point Lighthouse and the eastern shores of Lake Michigan. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Little Sable Point Lighthouse Climbing 139 cast iron steps within the tower of the Little Sable Point Lighthouse offers visitors magnificent views of Lake Michigan and the surrounding sand dunes. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Ludington
	Ludington North Pierhead Lighthouse Since 1924, the first sight for visitors arriving on the trans-Lake Michigan ferry has been the Ludington Pierhead Lighthouse. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Mackinac Point
	Mackinac Point Lighthouse Majestically situated at the northernmost point of Michigan's lower peninsula, the 1889 Mackinac Point Light Station marks the junction of Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Mackinac Point Lighthouse Founded in 1889, the Mackinac Point Lighthouse was in operation from 1890 to 1957. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Mackinac Point Lighthouse Climb the 50 foot spiral staircase to the lantern room of the Old Mackinac Point Lighthouse Tower for a panoramic view of the Mackinac Bridge and Mackinac Island. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Mackinac Point Lighthouse Fog Signal & Radio House House The Fog Signal and Radio House Building on the Mackinac Point Light Station Grounds. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Manistique
	Manistique East Breakwater Light The Manistique East Breakwater Light is a landmark along the northern shores of Lake Michigan at Manistique, Michigan. It is a steel tower standing 35 feet tall at the end of the east breakwater. Shown matted in White over Red.
	Manistique East Breakwater Lighthouse Built in 1915 to mark the entrance to the Port of Manistique, the Manistique East Breakwater Beacon is located on the end of a concrete breakwater on the east side of the harbor where the Manistique River flows into Lake Michigan. Shown Matted in White over Red.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Menominee
	Menominee North Pier Light The Menominee North Pier Light is located in Menominee, Michigan at the entrance of the Menominee River into Green Bay. Shown matted in White over Blue.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Old Mission Pt
	Old Mission Lighthouse, Traverse City Michigan Old Mission Point Lighthouse was built in 1870 at the end of Old Mission Point, 17 miles north of Traverse City Michigan. It is located on the 45th parallel, halfway between the Equator and North Pole. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Old Mission Point Lighthouse Lake Michigan's 1870 Old Mission Point Lighthouse sits on the 45th parallel, halfway between the Equator and the North Pole. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Old Mission Point Lighthouse A receded Lake Michigan offers plenty of rocky shoreline for the 1870 Old Mission Point Lighthouse. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Old Mission Point Lighthouse The Old Mission Point Lighthouse built in 1870 now serves as residence for the park's caretaker. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Old Mission Point Lighthouse Located near Traverse City Michigan, the 1870 Old Mission Point Lighthouse resembles a one room schoolhouse. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Old Mission Point Lighthouse A valuable navigational beacon to Lake Michigan lumber schooners in the late 1800s, the 1870 Old Mission Point Lighthouse sits at the end of Mission Point Peninsula. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Petosky
	Petoskey Pierhead Light The little Petoskey Pierhead Light guides boaters into the harbor. Shown matted in White over Blue.
	Petoskey Pierhead Light Lake Michigan's Petoskey Pierhead Light welcomes mariners into the harbor. Shown matted in White over Blue.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Point Betsie
	Point Betsie Lighthouse Point Betsie Lighthouse was the last manned lighthouse on Lake Michigan's eastern shores. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Point Betsie Lighthouse Point Betsie Lighthouse is surrounded by miles of pristine Lake Michigan sand dunes making it a popular summertime destination. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Point Betsie Lighthouse The majestic 1858 Point Betsie Lighthouse is nestled in the beautiful Michigan sand dunes along Lake Michigan's eastern shoreline. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Point Betsie Lighthouse Automated in 1983, the Point Betsie Lighthouse beacon remains an active navigational aid. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Point Betsie Lighthouse The Point Betsie Lighthouse beacon is 52' above Lake Michigan and can be seen 27 miles out from the shore. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| Seul Choix Pt
	Seul Choix Point Lighthouse Seul Choix (pronounced Sis-shwa) Point Lighthouse is located on the south shore of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Seul Choix Point Lighthouse Seul Choix (pronounced Sis-shwa) Point Lighthouse continues as an active navigational aid on the south shores of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Seul Choix Point Lighthouse The tower of Seul Choix Point Lighthouse has a lens focal plane of 80 ft. above Lake Michigan's water level. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Michigan \| White River
	White River Lighthouse The White River Lighthouse was an essential guide to lumber schooners and mariners from 1875 to 1960. Shown matted in White over Brown.
	White River Lighthouse Built in 1875 of local limestone, the White River lighthouse is now a fantastic maritime museum. Shown matted in White over Brown.
	White River Lighthouse The Historical White River Light Station is a welcome landmark for Lake Michigan Boaters. Shown matted in White over Brown.
	White River Lighthouse The White River Lighthouse was an active navigational aid from 1875 to 1960. Shown matted in White over Brown.
	White River Lighthouse The picturesque 1875 White River Lighthouse became home to the Great Lakes Maritime Museum in 1970. Shown matted in White over Brown.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Wisconsin \| Algoma
	Algoma Pierhead Lighthouse The Algoma Pierhead Lighthouse is located in an area known as "Christmas Tree Ship Point". Shown matted in White over Blue.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Wisconsin \| Bailey's Harbor
	1852 Bailey's Harbor "Birdcage" Beacon One of the nation's three "birdcage" dome lighthouses, the Bailey's Harbor beacon was built in 1852. Shown matted in White over Brown.
	Bailey's Harbor Range Lights - Door County Bailey's Harbor Lower Range Light stands 950 feet from the Upper Range Light in Door County Wisconsin. Shown matted in White over Red.
	Bailey's Harbor Range Lights - Door County Built in 1869, the Bailey's Harbor Upper Range Light housed the light keeper and stands fifteen feet taller than the lower tower. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Wisconsin \| Cana Island
	Cana Island Lighthouse - Door County 1870 Cana Island Lighthouse is one of the most picturesque settings on the Great Lakes.
	Cana Island Lighthouse - Door County Cana Island Lighthouse continues to guide mariners along the Lake Michigan shores.
	Cana Island Lighthouse Beacon The Cana Island Lighthouse Beacon stands 82' above Lake Michigan.
	Cana Island Lighthouse Beacon Cana Island Lighthouse Beacon guides Lake Michigan boaters through the treacherous waters of Wisconsin's Door County Peninsula.
	Cana Island Lighthouse Beacon Built on rocky Cana Island in Door County Wisconsin, the 1870 Cana Island Lighthouse continues to guide boaters on Lake Michigan.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Wisconsin \| Eagle Bluff
	Eagle Bluff Lighthouse - Door County Eagle Bluff Lighthouse built in 1868 in an effort to reduce shipwrecks along the rugged shoreline of Wisconsin's Door County.
	Eagle Bluff Lighthouse - Door County Built in a remote area of the wilderness in 1868, the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse was constructed at a cost of $12,000. Shown matted in Tan over Red.
	Eagle Bluff Lighthouse - Door County Eagle Bluff Lighthouse on Wisconsin's beautiful Door County Peninsula. Shown matted in White over Brown.
	Eagle Bluff Lighthouse Tower The 9' 4" square cream city brick tower of the Eagle Bluff Lighthouse is built diagonally into the northwest corner of the dwelling. Shown matted in Tan over White.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Wisconsin \| Green Bay
	Green Bay Grassy Island Range Lights The two Grassy Island Range Lights were built in 1866 near the Fox River entrance to Green Bay. Shown matted in White over Black.
Great Lakes Lighthouses \| Lake Michigan \| Wisconsin \| Kenosha
	Kenosha North Pierhead Lighthouse The Kenosha North Pierhead Lighthouse is an important navigational tool for Lake Michigan mariners. Shown matted in White over Red.
	Kenosha North Pierhead Lighthouse The Kenosha North Pierhead Light is located at the end of the northern pier marking the entrance to the Kenosha harbor. Shown matted in White over Black.
	Kenosha North Pierhead Lighthouse The red North Pierhead Lighthouse guides Lake Michigan boaters into the safety of the Kenosha harbor. Shown matted in White over Black.

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