The lighthouse was moved in 1888, and then again in 1899 when the pier was extended.
2nd in Series – Excerpts From The Harbor Light 1872-1940 by Jeanette Stieve, published by the Michigan Maritime Museum
The Beacon That Guides Us Home
Due to liability concerns, the South Haven South Pierhead Light is not open to the public for tours.
The Historical Association provides "sneak peeks" at the lower level during HarborFest and Labor Day weekend.
Please watch our website for further information.
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South Pier Light
The lighthouse sits at the West End of the South Pier at the Mouth of the Black River in South Haven, Michigan.