Would i be dumb to think somewhere under the lumber there is a unused light house? Bud.

One of the famous twin towers in Irish hills, MI. built in 1923.
A neighbor built a matching tower right next to this one because this one was blocking his view! They are still there, but deteriorated to a point where they are no longer used.
Here's an interesting illustrated history of the pair up to the present:

http://sometimes-interesting.com/2016/03/14/revenant-of-the-irish-hills-towers/

NOPE, that's idiot in the post above is wrong!

The original post picture is the White Swan, built in 1930, torn down in 1960. Sorry....

All were observation towers for overlooking the rolling glacial topography of lower Michigan

The first idiot say's if he would have thought about the very top he might have remembered the tower on M-20 about 1.75 miles west of M-30 between Midland,and Mt Pleasant,Mi. Tom Kenyon and i used to clime it and it was 150! When the Forest Ranger was up there we were told he would pay any who went up fifty cent's but we never saw it! Thank's for the memories!! Bud.

We had a fire tower near my father's house, but I never tried to climb it. 30 white-knuckled feet up on the old Aermotor windmill tower was my limit!

Must have taken a lot of engineering to build it. Can you imagine the what would happen in a bad wind storm. I'll bet she swayed some at the top.

This is the shipping crate for coastal lighthouses.

Highway sign indicates the road is US-127 which is about a mile West of Devils Lake. US-223 is on the East side of the lake.