Cheboygan Crib Light – Historic Lighthouse & Ice Cutter

Discover a piece of Michigan's maritime heritage with this beautifully detailed watercolor painting of the Cheboygan Crib Light. Originally built in 1884, this 24-foot painted steel lighthouse once served as a water intake cover for the City of Cheboygan. Today, it rests in Cheboygan City Park, easily accessible by car and just steps away from the nearby Cheboygan River and historic range lights.

This unique artwork captures the crib light alongside a view of the new ice-cutter Mackinaw, blending history and modern maritime activity in one stunning scene. A must-have for lighthouse collectors, Great Lakes art lovers, and anyone who cherishes Michigan’s coastal charm.