Marblehead, Ohio
Marblehead is a small Lake Eerie village with the oldest lighthouse in the Great Lakes area. The 55-foot stone lighthouse was constructed in 1822 and had 13 lanterns.
There are many fun things to do in this charming town and historic sites that come along with it, including the Coast Guard Marblehead Lifeboat Station. The station was established in 1876 and was one of the first seven on the Great Lakes.
Lakeside Daisy Preserve is also worth visiting. It’s a 19-acre limestone quarry that safeguards the only Lakeside Daisy population in our nation. Another unique attraction is Radar Park, which began as a defense system in the 50s.
The land was later granted to the National Parks Service and is located at the village’s entrance. This charming town in the Great Lakes area also has a great selection of restaurants, like Red’s Lakehouse in the heart of the downtown area.
