William Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse

The William Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse is situated at the northeast end of Belle Isle in Detroit, Michigan, facing Lake St. Clair. It can be accessed via Driker Trail.

History

Built in 1930 by Albert Kahn, this Art Deco lighthouse was designed by Géza Maróti. The structure stands as a testament to the architectural prowess of its time.

Architecture

The tower height is reported at 24.4 meters (80 feet), with a focal height of approximately 25 meters (82 feet). Constructed from marble, it is notable for being the only marble lighthouse in the United States.

Light Characteristics

The light characteristics are not specified in available data.

Current Status

The William Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse is currently active and automated. It serves as a beacon for mariners navigating Lake St. Clair.

Heritage Status

The structure has been recognized by its heritage status, but specific details regarding this designation are not available.

Notable Historical Events

No notable historical events have been recorded in association with the William Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse.

• Location and Accessibility
• Driker Trail
• Lake St. Clair

Light Characteristics

The light characteristics are not specified in available data.

1. Heritage Status
2. No notable historical events have been recorded in association with the William Livingstone Memorial Lighthouse.