Seul Choix Point Light
Seul Choix Point Lighthouse (pronounced SIS-SHWA) in nearby Gulliver, Michigan was built to light the way for the increasing number of vessels carrying the iron ore that was being shipped out of Escanaba, MI. Seul Choix Point Lighthouse is now a community park for everyone to enjoy. Built in 1895 this light, whose name is French for "only choice", was once the center of a thriving fishing community in the only harbor of refuge along this stretch of Lake Michigan. Today, the lighthouse complex is the only thing that remains active.
» National Parks Service - Seul Choix Point Light

Other Locations from this Episode:

Seul Choix Point Light - Seney National Wildlife Refuge - Colwell Lake Trail - Pine Marten Run

Ashford Lake Trail - Rainey Wildlife Area - Bishop Baraga Shrine - Indian Lake State Park - Big Springs

Fayette Historic Town Site - Thompson Point - Thompson Fish Hatchery

Manistique Breakwater Light/Manistique Boardwalk - Manistique Water Tower/Schoolcraft County Museum/Siphon Bridge

Manistique Central Park - Schoolcraft County Environmental Lab

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