Granite Island Scott Holman's Lake Superior Light House rehab (great site)

Lighthouses of the Upper Peninsula can be found through Exploring the North's list of Upper Peninsula Lighthouses open to the public, Terry Pepper's Seeing the Light and the list of UP Lighthouses at Hunt's Guide.
Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum is dedicated to the perils of maritime transport on the Great Lakes. It is fittingly located at Whitefish Point, Michigan, site of the oldest active lighthouse on Lake Superior near Paradise, Newberry and the Tahquamenon Falls. The collection includes artifacts like the bell from the S.S. Edmund Fitzgerald and a fully restored 1861 Lightkeepers Quarters.

Lake Superior Timeline A great timeline of the greatest of Great Lakes from an equally great web site called Simply Superior: The World's Greatest Lake that takes you from the settlement of the region after retreat of Wisconsin glaciers at 8000 B.C. by the Archaic Indian people, through explorers like Brule and Grenoble, past the 1793 construction of the first Soo Locks up to the last log tug from Grand Marais in the 1970s.

Photo: Marquette, Mich., Lighthouse Point, courtesy Library of Congress (LC-D4-4759)