Rising above the cold waters of Lake Superior, the Ore Dock in Marquette stands as a physical reminder of the Michigan's strong industrial past.  Built in the early 20th century and used to load iron ore from the Upper Peninsula onto Great Lakes freighters, the structure remains as an enduring landmark along the harbor in Marquette.
 
This hand-drawn illustration captures the quiet strength of the structure and weathered cement shaped by time, water and industry. The often-photographed structure, with its long corridor peaking to open water, is beloved by locals and a testament to our Great Lakes maritime and industrial history.
 
What You’re Ordering:
• The design is available as a limited-edition art print
• Printed on archival-quality paper
• Signed and numbered by the artist
 
Presentation Options:
 
Ready-to-Frame
• Soft white archival matting
• Finished size: 12x12 inches
 
Framed
• Gallery Black solid oak frame
• Soft white archival matting and protective glass
• Finished size: 13x13 inches
 
If you’d like a similar place captured, consider a custom commission.