Built in 1858 in Frankfort, Michigan, Point Betsie was the last lighthouse on the mainland to be served by a keeper. Betsie's main purpose was to mark the turning point into the Manitou Passage. The 37-foot tower is attached to the Keeper's house, which was greatly expanded in 1893.
Lamp Features:
Overall lamp height is 24"
Three-wire lighting (night light, table lamp, or both)
Genuine, hand-painted Lefton ceramic lighthouse
Five-quarter solid pine base, stained and top-coated
Built in 1858 in Frankfort, Michigan, Point Betsie was the last lighthouse on the mainland to be served by a keeper. Betsie's main purpose was to mark the turning point into the Manitou Passage. The 37-foot tower is attached to the Keeper's house, which was greatly expanded in 1893. 
