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Review & FAQ:
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What is the Beaver Head Lighthouse?
- The Beaver Head Lighthouse is located high up on a bluff at the south end of Beaver Island at Beaver Head and was originally constructed in 1858.
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When was the lighthouse decommissioned?
- The lighthouse was later decommissioned in 1962 and now serves as a site for tourists and locals to explore and enjoy.
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Can visitors climb the lighthouse?
- Throughout the summer season, visitors can climb the Beaver Head Lighthouse and take in panoramic views from the decagonal lantern room overlooking the lake waters below.
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How tall is the Beaver Head Lighthouse?
- The 46-foot tall Beaver Head Lighthouse is considered a treasured mid-1800s lighthouse of the Great Lakes.

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