Lighthouses of Lake Erie               Marblehead (Sandusky) 6 Established: 1821 Status:   Active Location:   (OH) Entrance to Sandusky Bay Type:   Rough Stone Access:   Car       About the Light:   Being 65 feet tall, this white tower is made of stone and uses a plastic lens to reftact its beam across the lake. Nearby, a Victorian keeper's quarters stands. Even though this is an active station, the grounds are open to the public. Driving on Ohio Route 2, exit on Ohio Route 52 and then head east on Route 163 to the lighthouse. This is the oldest light in continuous operation on the Great Likes. The old Fresnel lens is on display in the Marblehead Coast Guard Station.             Select Another LightHouse Ashtabula Barcelona Bois Blanc (Bob-Lo) Buffalo Breakwater Buffalo Breakwater (Leaning) Buffalo Breakwater (Old Bottle Light) Buffalo Lightship (Lightvessel No. 82) Buffalo Main Cleveland East Pierhead Cleveland West Breakwater Colchester Reef Detroit River Dunkirk Erie Land Erie Pierhead Erieau East Pier Fairport Harbor West First Southeast Shoal Lightship Grand Island Old Front Range Grosse Ile North Channel Horseshoe Reef Huron Harbor Kingsville Leamington Light Long Point Long Point West End (Old Cut) Lorain East Breakwater Lorain West Breakwater Marblehead (Sandusky) Mohawk Island Old Fairport Main (Grand River) Old Port Clinton Pier Pelee Island Pelee Passage Point Abino Port Burwell Port Dover Port Maitland Front Range Port Stanley Presque Isle Sandusky Harbor Pierhead South Bass Island South Buffalo Southside Southeast Shoal Toledo Harbor Turtle Island Vermilion West Sister Island