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Michigan is home to more lighthouses than any otherstate—but some of them may have never been truly abandoned.
In this episode of That's Kinda Paranormal, Casey andDave travel the shores of the Great Lakes to uncover the history and haunting legends behind four of Michigan's most infamous lighthouses. From phantom cigar smoke and practical-joking spirits to mysterious footsteps, abandoned towers, and the legend of a little girl overlooking Lake Superior, these stories blur the line between documented history and local folklore.
Join us as we explore:
🏮 Seul Choix PointLighthouse – The ghostly legacy of Captain Joseph Willie Townsend, phantom cigar smoke, unexplained alarms, and paranormal investigations.
🌊 White River LightStation – The remarkable story of Captain William Robinson, Sarah Robinson, and the gentle spirits said to still care for the lighthouse they called home.
🌫️ Waugoshance ShoalLighthouse – One of Michigan's most isolated lighthouses, the legend of John Herman, mysterious slammed doors, a bottle of Jack Daniel's left as a yearly peace offering, and a historical twist that changes everything.
⚓ Marquette Harbor Lighthouse– The inspiring story of Anastasia "Eliza" Truckey, one of the Great Lakes' earliest female lighthouse keepers, and the haunting tale of the mysterious little girl said to watch over Lake Superior.
Were these lonely beacons simply witnesses to history...
Or are some of their keepers still standing watch?
