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Split Rock Lighthouse 24" x 18" Poster Print

Product Description

This varnished poster sized print by Duluth artist illustrator Gary Lundstrom features Minnesota's historic Split Rock Lighthouse on the north shore of Lake Superior. Ready for framing; this 2006 illustration captures the iconic landmark from the deck of deck of an ore carrier! Printed on quality 100 lb. gloss stock in Duluth, Minnesota. (Shipped rolled in mailing tube)

Accessories

Split Rock Lighthouse (Lakeview) Jigsaw Puzzle

This gift item is 100% American-made! This quality puzzle Features Minnesota artist Gary Lundstrom's original 2006 illustration of Split Rock Lighthouse on Lake Superior's north shore. A different viewpoint than is normally seen, the photo that was used as a reference for this illustration was taken from an ore carrier out on Lake Superior. Also available as a 24" x 18" poster print.

$14.00

Split Rock Lighthouse Picture Magnet

This quality hard-backed picture magnet depicts one of several designs and photos original to the great Lake Design studio. They are proudly manufactured right here in the U.S.

$4.50

Black Mug-Split Rock Lighthouse (Lakeview)

11 oz. black ceramic mug featuring original dye sublimated design.

Caption Reads:

Split Rock Lighthouse

Perched 130 feet above Lake Superior on its north shore is picturesque Split Rock Lighthouse. Built in 1909-10, at a cost of $75,000.00, Split Rock guided ships with its beacon for nearly 60 years until radar rendered it obsolete. From it’s beginning Split Rock attracted tourists, but until a road was built in 1924 it was accessible only by water. The construction of the lighthouse was possible only after hauling materials up the cliff with a steam powered hoist. The prism quartz lens was ground in France in the late 1800’s. It was first lit with a kerosene lantern but was replaced by a 1,000-watt elec- tric bulb. The beacon, which can be seen for 22 miles or more, is only visible on November 10th; the anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald. Now part of the state historic sites system, Split Rock is the most visited historic site in Minnesota.

$17.00