The "World's Largest Weathervane" located at the corner of Water and Dowling streets in downtown Montague. The Weathervane was manufactured by Whitehall Metals Studio's, just down the street, who are also the world's largest manufacturer of weathervanes. It stands as a tribute to the spirit of cooperation and friendship of all the people of the Montague/Whitehall area. Some of the statistics are: Overall Height --48Feet. Arrow Length--26 feet 2". Ship Length--14 feet 3". Ship Heigth--11 feet 7". Large Globe Diameter--4 feet 6". Small Globe Diameter--3 feet. Weathervane Weight--3,500 pounds. Arrow & Ship Weight--800 pounds. Foundation--45,000 pounds.

The Ellenwood Saga was that the Ella Ellenwood was loaded in White Lake and bound for Milwaukee, Wisconsin in October, 1901, when she ran aground about 8 miles north of Milwaukee harbor. Within hours, strong winds and waves began to break up the schooner. Some of the cargo was salvaged before the ship was left to the elements.

In spring of 1902 a portion of the wooden nameplate "ELLENWOOD" washed ashore in White Lake. Incredidly, the nameplate had returned to its home port.