
The tallest and most remote lighthouse in Michigan is searching for volunteers to serve as assistant keepers to live and work in complete solitude for days, according to a report.
The White Shoal Lighthouse, built 113 years ago, stands 125 feet tall in the Mackinac Straits on Lake Michigan. As one of the historic "crib" lighthouses sitting offshore on reefs, it was vital for navigation but has since transitioned into a preservation project led by the White Shoal Lighthouse Preservation Society, according to M Live.