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Split Rock Lighthouse Press Kit

Split Rock Lighthouse, a National Historic Landmark, is the place to discover Minnesota’s role in Great Lakes shipping and life on the North Shore through guided tours and a visitor center with an award-winning film, exhibits and museum store. The site is located in Split Rock Lighthouse State Park on U.S. Highway 61, 20 miles northeast of Two Harbors.

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Split Rock Lighthouse

Split Rock Lighthouse 
Photo by Joe Michl, courtesy Minnesota Historical Society

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Split Rock Lighthouse at night

Split Rock Lighthouse 
Photo by Lee Radzak, courtesy Minnesota Historical Society

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Image of family with the Split Rock Lighthouse in the background

Split Rock Lighthouse 
Photo by Brady Willette, courtesy Minnesota Historical Society

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Lighthouse interior and Fresnel lens

Lighthouse interior and Fresnel lens
Photo by Christian Dalbec courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society

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Split Rock Lighthouse interior

Lighthouse interior
Photo by Brady Willette courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society

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Split Rock Lighthouse, lakeshore, and Lake Superior

Split Rock Lighthouse, lakeshore, and Lake Superior 
Photo by Brady Willette courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society

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Split Rock Lighthouse visitor center

Split Rock Lighthouse visitor center
Photo by Christian Dalbec courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society

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Split Rock Lighthouse, 1925

Split Rock Lighthouse, 1925
Photo courtesy Minnesota Historical Society

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