THUNDER BAY ISLAND
LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION SOCIETY
THUNDER BAY ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION SOCIETY
The Society is dedicated to the education and preservation of Thunder Bay Island Light Station, with future collaboration with regional partners. This photo features members from the Charter Township of Alpena, and TBIPS getting the sign installed that was presented by the Bureau of Land Management.
THUNDER BAY ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION
You don’t have to leave shore, or even your couch for that matter to get a bird’s eye view of Thunder Bay Island. In 2014, the Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab installed cameras atop of an 80 foot tower to help monitor conditions on Lake Huron. The cameras give a 360 degree view of the lake and Thunder Bay Island and update every 30 minutes. Just type in the address: glerl.noaa.gov/metdata/tbi/ And enjoy the view!
THUNDER BAY ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE PRESERVATION
You don’t have to leave shore, or even your couch for that matter to get a bird’s eye view of Thunder Bay Island. In 2014, the Great Lakes Environmental Research Lab installed cameras atop of an 80 foot tower to help monitor conditions on Lake Huron. The cameras give a 360 degree view of the lake and Thunder Bay Island and update every 30 minutes. Just type in the address: glerl.noaa.gov/metdata/tbi/ And enjoy the view!
Upcoming Events
New School For Childrens
13
March
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People That Needs Care
30
March
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- 09.00 AM - 17.00 PM
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Annual Membership Dues
You may submit your check along with the completed form via postal mail to: TBIPS, PO Box 212, Alpena, MI 49707. Or for your convenience use the Paypal Icon and folow the prompts.
From The Blog
News And Articles
Thunder Bay Beacon: Updates and News from Thunder Bay Island Lighthouse Preservation Society
The preservation society was contacted by a family member of Peter Romes who served as Lighthouse Keeper on Thunder Bay Island from 1934-1937, to determine if we would be interested…
With spring continuing to warm things up, we’ve formulated our work list for the season. It has been reviewed and approved by SHPO for TBIPS to begin. Most of the…
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