Rawley Point Lighthouse

The Rawley Point Lighthouse was built in 1894 and has been an important aid to navigation on the shores of Lake Michigan ever since its construction.

• Architecture:

The lighthouse stands at a height of 111 feet (34 meters) tall, making it the tallest lighthouse on the Wisconsin Shore. The tower is constructed from masonry materials, with a characteristic square shape and a distinctive lantern room at the top.

• Light Characteristics:

The Rawley Point Light emits a white light that can be seen for up to 16 nautical miles (30 kilometers) out to sea. The light's period is 15 seconds, making it visible every 4 minutes and 15 seconds.

Architect and Construction Materials

Unfortunately, the architect responsible for designing the Rawley Point Lighthouse is not recorded in available data.

Location and Accessibility

The lighthouse is located at Sandy Bay Road, near Two Rivers, Wisconsin. Access to the site is restricted due to its private nature.

Heritage Status

The Rawley Point Lighthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1984. It is also a designated National Historic Landmark and is part of the Point Beach State Forest.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events are recorded for this lighthouse.

Current Status

The Rawley Point Lighthouse remains an active aid to navigation, operated by the U.S. Coast Guard.