WHERE IN THE WORLD?
Guiding Light
THIS EYE-CATCHING, late Classical Revival-style structure overlooking Lake Erie was designed by Canadian civil engineer William P. Anderson and built from reinforced concrete over a hundred years ago. Designated as a National Historic Site in 1998, it’s open during the summer to visitors on bus tours or by appointment.
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PHOTO: LORNE CHAPMAN/ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
PHOTO: LORNE CHAPMAN/ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
WHERE IN THE WORLD?
Guiding Light
THIS EYE-CATCHING, late Classical Revival-style structure overlooking Lake Erie was designed by Canadian civil engineer William P. Anderson and built from reinforced concrete over a hundred years ago. Designated as a National Historic Site in 1998, it’s open during the summer to visitors on bus tours or by appointment.