Waugoshance Lighthouse 112

This aerial photograph of Waugoschance Lighthouse was taken by Brad Cavanaugh. According to maritime historian, Wes Oleszewski, the ghost story belonging to Waugoshance is always the first told by lighthouse enthusiasts and historians. Waugashance, located in the northeast end of Lake Michigan, was built in 1832 as a lightship. It became an actual lighthouse nineteen years later in 1851. Also, it has one of only three remaining "birdcage" lanterns left on the lakes and is considered one of the most endangered lighthouses in the world.