Seul Choix Pointe Lighthouse

Seul Choix Pointe Lighthouse, just south of Gulliver, Michigan on the north shore of Lake Michigan, has aided navigation on the lakes since 1892. Nearby Seul Choix Bay gets its name from the French for “only choice,” since early French settlers found it the only place appropriate to land their boats.

Today, the light station is automated, owned by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, and kept by the Gulliver Historical Society, which also operates a museum on the grounds.

Ryan Fontanilla is a songwriter and acoustic guitarist based in Washington, D.C. He explores new concepts for acoustic guitar music by utilizing string, woodwind, electronic, and percussion instruments and by experimenting with unique structures. “Son of Perdition,” featured in this segment, is from his debut album Black Spring.

Links

Seul Choix Point Light by Dave Wobser, Boatnerd.com
Inventory of Historic Light Stations: Seul Choix Pointe
Ryan Fontanilla Official Site

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