North Point Lighthouse

The North Point Lighthouse has a 74-foot tower and a Queen Anne-style Keeper's Quarters. It's situated between two gorges in Lake Park on a two-section of land semi-lush bundle. Prior to its decommission in 1994, the Lighthouse added to Milwaukee's exchange and monetary development. It's likewise one of the most seasoned structures that stands in the now-urban territory. Since 1855, the North Point Lighthouse stood tall, disregarding the water and radiating out its light to secure and manage boats and watercraft. Guardians and their families lived and worked at the North Point Light Station, guaranteeing that the splendid light was communicated through reasonable climate and foul. It symbolizes a period in our history when conduits were the thruways between urban areas. Beacons encouraged water travel and business on Lake Michigan, all through the Great Lakes and past.