Grand Island East Channel Light – Pictured Rocks Lighthouse

If you’ve experienced the Pictured Rocks tour boat, you’ve surely encountered the iconic Grand Island East Channel Light, built in 1870. This beautifully restored lighthouse features a new green copper lantern room and enhanced internal bracing, yet its weathered gray exterior remains, adding a historic charm that draws tourists and lighthouse enthusiasts alike.

Captured in this stunning painting, the lighthouse stands proudly against the backdrop of Lake Superior. The painting celebrates the light's rich history and its picturesque weathered look, preserved for visitors to admire.

Perfect for those who have visited or appreciate the history of Grand Island East Channel Light, this piece makes a wonderful addition to any lighthouse painting collection, especially for lovers of Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.