Blue Water Bridge & Huron Lightship, Port Huron, MI Photos |
Port Huron, MI is a border town at northern end of St. Clair River between Lakes Huron & Erie. The most prominent feature is the Blue Water Bridge (1938) (1883m) between Port Huron, MI & Sarnia, ON which serves as a gateway to Canada. Near the bridge is the Huron Lightship (1921) Museum. |
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| See also: Michigan, Bridges, Maritime Museums & Historic Ships |
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| Huron Lightship (1921) now a museum in Port Huron. | Mast of Huron Lightship Museum against Blue Water Bridge. | Blue Water Bridge (1938) between & Sarnia, ON over St. Clair River (1883m). | Blue Water Bridge cantilever center span. |
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| New & old spans of Blue Water Bridge. | Center span structures of Blue Water Bridge. | Ironwork details of Blue Water Bridge. | Traffic approaching Blue Water Bridge. |
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| U.S. - Canada Boundary marker on Blue Water Bridge. | View from Blue Water Bridge to lighthouse of . | Dockyards of Sarnia, seen from Port Huron, MI. | Clouds over Port Huron, MI. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |