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Lighthouse Inspection Reports Database
Grand Traverse Bay Light Station - 1909
Fog Signal General
10" steam whistle, Marine boilers
55 minutes
Geo. F. Motter & Sons, York, PA, under contract with Ellicott Co., Balto, MD
1899
3 sec blast, 12 sec silent, 6 sec blast, 24 sec silent
all except smokestack, which is of brick & part of fog signal building.
Cams on worm wheel on engine
85 #
36' 11"
Guide to Grand Traverse Bay & to passage between Manitous & Mainland.
95' S 110' W
Well, 20' W at building.
By 2' plank walk from dwelling
Ext. walls, buff pressed brick. Roof laid with metallic shingles. Painted red. Walls, brick faced. Partitions & ceiling covered with metal.
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