Old Facefull, an artesian spring in Pierport, Michigan, near the Lake Michigan shoreline, has long provided a practical source of fresh water for local residents and travelers. Used since at least 1931, it became a familiar stopping place where passersby could refill water near the shore. Its importance rests not on grandeur but on steady, everyday usefulness, as a natural spring that has continued to serve people over many decades and become a modest yet lasting part of the local landscape.