CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY

HOWELL, MI

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The CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY is a non-profit organization located in Howell, MI. It was formed in 1992 to preserve and promote the rich history of the Crisp Point Lighthouse, which is situated on the shores of Lake Superior in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

The Crisp Point Lighthouse was built in 1904 and served as an important navigational aid for ships traveling through the treacherous waters of Lake Superior. It is one of the few remaining lighthouses along the Great Lakes that has not been automated, and it is still in operation today.

The CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY has worked tirelessly to preserve and restore the lighthouse and its surrounding structures. It has also been instrumental in promoting tourism to the area, drawing visitors from all over the world to experience the rich history and beauty of the Crisp Point Lighthouse.

The society offers a variety of educational programs and events, including tours of the lighthouse and museum exhibits that showcase the history of the area. It also hosts an annual open house event, which allows visitors to explore the lighthouse and learn more about its history.

Overall, the CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the Great Lakes region and the important role that lighthouses played in its development.

CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY is a Historical Societies, Historic Preservation in HOWELL MI. US MID #8402600855

The museum is classed as HSC (Historical Societies, Historic Preservation). It comes under American Alliance of Museums (AAM) region: Midwest (Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin). Total revenue from most recent IRS 990 Form: $ 34,051 from tax period 201312 (YYYYMM).

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The sculpture tree, made by chain saw carving In 2018, we had a sugar maple tree that was dying in the back yard. Rather than just cut it down, we had it converted into a sculpture tree by a local chain saw carver. Here is an autumn picture, with the neighbor's tree in full fall color. The images include a red tailed hawk, a racoon, a leaping frog, a cardinal, and a nesting mourning dove. The trunk of the tree was carved to resemble vines and includes an owl face and a cat profile. The tree has since been stained and sealed with a log cabin preservation stain and is in great shape.
The sculpture tree, made by chain saw carving In 2018, we had a sugar maple tree that was dying in the back yard. Rather than just cut it down, we had it converted into a sculpture tree by a local chain saw carver. Here the tree sculpting is freshly completed, with a pile of sawdust surrounding the trunk. The images include a red tailed hawk, a racoon, a leaping frog, a cardinal, and a nesting mourning dove. The trunk of the tree was carved to resemble vines and includes an owl face and a cat profile. The tree has since been stained and sealed with a log cabin preservation stain and is in great shape.
Set lights at Williamston Theatre All of the spot light have been removed from their tracks in the ceiling and are awaiting positioning for the next play at Williamston Theatre. From the Williamston Theatre website (williamstontheatre.org) here is a description of the theatre: "Williamston Theatre is a professional regional theatre that offers a diverse array of intimate storytelling experiences to entertain, build a sense of belonging, and foster empathy for the human journey." Williamston, Michigan January 2024
Paint cans and ladders at Williamston Theatre Paint cans that are used to paint the backdrop at the Williamston Theatre in Williamston, Michigan are waiting patiently on a work bench. At the back of the containers is a partially hidden can of Arizona Tea, which probably helps provide inspiration to the painters. From the Williamston Theatre website (williamstontheatre.org) here is a description of the theatre: "Williamston Theatre is a professional regional theatre that offers a diverse array of intimate storytelling experiences to entertain, build a sense of belonging, and foster empathy for the human journey." January 2024
Set design for the play "On the Market" -- Williamston Theatre, Michigan Taken from the front row of the center seating section, this photo show the set for the play "On the Market" at the Williamston Theatre, Williamston, Michigan. From the Williamston Theatre website (williamstontheatre.org) here is a description of the theatre: "Williamston Theatre is a professional regional theatre that offers a diverse array of intimate storytelling experiences to entertain, build a sense of belonging, and foster empathy for the human journey." September, 2023
Set for the play "Maytag Virgin" at the Williamston Theatre, Williamston, Michigan Taken from the front row of the center seating section, this photo show the set for the play "Maytag Virgin" at the Williamston Theatre, Williamston, Michigan at the beginning of the performance. The set portrays two houses side by side as the main characters are neighbors. The large cardboard box on the porch to the left covers a Maytag dryer, which plays a large, non-speaking role in the performance. From the Williamston Theatre website (williamstontheatre.org) here is a description of the theatre: "Williamston Theatre is a professional regional theatre that offers a diverse array of intimate storytelling experiences to entertain, build a sense of belonging, and foster empathy for the human journey." February 2024
The sculpture tree, made by chain saw carving In 2018, we had a sugar maple tree that was dying in the back yard. Rather than just cut it down, we had it converted into a sculpture tree by a local chain saw carver. The images include a red tailed hawk, a racoon, a leaping frog, a cardinal, and a nesting mourning dove. The trunk of the tree was carved to resemble vines and includes an owl face and a cat profile. The tree has since been stained and sealed with a log cabin preservation stain and is in great shape.

Contact CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY

CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
450 W MARR RD
HOWELL
MI
48855-8343

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MID # 8402600855
Name CRISP POINT LIGHT HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Alternate Name
Classification Historical Societies, Historic Preservation, , Midwest
Federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) 383332080
NTEECC A80
Tax period of the latest return filed (YYYYMM) 201312
INCOME 45,374
REVENUE 34,051
LAT/LONG 42.665791, -83.941432
CODES FIPS State Code: 26
FIPS County Code: 093
US Census Tract: 724003
US Census Block: 1009