Plum island Life-Saving and Light Station
Washington, Wisconsin • Door County
Washington, Wisconsin • Door County
The Plum Island Life-Saving and Light Station is a complex of structures on Lake Michigan, likely including a keeper's dwelling, boathouse, and associated outbuildings. It served as a vital outpost for maritime safety and navigation.
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Commerce; Historic - Non-aboriginal; Maritime History
.2 Mi. Nw. Of Usccg Station On Plum Island, Washington, Wisconsin
Historic - Non-aboriginal; Maritime History
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Prehistoric; Historic - Aboriginal; Commerce; Native American; Historic - Non-aboriginal; Exploration/Settlement
Rock Island, Off Ne Tip Of Washington Island, Washington, Wisconsin
Architecture; Industry
N7053 Wi 69/39, Washington, Wisconsin
European; Agriculture; Architecture
W6303 Hefty Rd., Washington, Wisconsin
Architecture
1269 Everett Rd., Washington, Wisconsin
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