I took yesterday off and decided to head over to the western end of the state in my quest for lighthouses. I saw that there were two lighthouses in Michigan City, Indiana so I decided to head there first.
The first lighthouse I stopped at was the Old Michigan City Lighthouse. It was built in 1858 and was a little inland. This lighthouse was replaced by the Michigan City East light in 1904 as that one is at the edge of pier.
Here is a quarter view of the lighthouse. It is a pretty nice looking lighthouse.
A shot from the front. I can understand why it would have been replaced as it is more inland than the other light.
Looking up at the tower. There isn't a light inside.
Looking from the side. It sits on a hill which is part of the reason my picture looks so bizarre.
Another quarter angle shot.
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