📍Sand Point Lighthouse Built in 1867 the Sand Point Lighthouse sits at the end of Ludington Street and across from the Escanaba Municipal Marina. This historical Michigan lighthouse is fully restored, furnished, and complete with a Fresnel fourth class lens. Sand Point Lighthouse served mariners continuously from 1868 until 1939, except for a short time in 1886 when it was put out of commission by a severe fire that damaged the structure. The fire cost the life of Mary Terry, one of the first w

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Climb the tower of the Sand Point Lighthouse and see a beautiful panoramic view of Ludington Park and downtown Escanaba. This historical Michigan lighthouse is fully restored, furnished, and is complete with a Fresnel fourth class lens still residing at the top of the tower. Mary Terry was one of the first women lighthouse keepers on the Great Lakes and would feel right at home in the fully furnished and restored light house if she visited today. Find out more about the Sand Point Lighthouse and

Ludington St Street Escanaba, Michigan time-lapse drive 🚗 From the shores of Lake Michigan, heading up historic Ludington Street toward M-35. This stretch of road is pure Escanaba history — and possibly the longest downtown in Michigan?? 🤔🤔 Either way, sit back and enjoy the ride through one of the UP’s classic main streets. #Escanaba #LudingtonStreet #UpperPeninsula #PureMichigan #TimeLapseDrive #HistoricDowntown #LakeMichigan #UPNorth #MichiganLife #RoadTripVibes #SmallTownAmerica #fblifest