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Cabot Head Light Station - History of the Lighthouse

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A sign posted on the original Cabot Head Lighhouse describing the history of the Cabot Head Light Station.  Located near Tobermory Ontario.
A sign posted on the original Cabot Head Lighhouse describing the history of the Cabot Head Light Station. Located near Tobermory Ontario.

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Photo Year:2011
Site:Bruce Peninsula National Park
Site:Cabot Head Light Station
Site:Lake Huron

Location Attributes (Click on location to find more related items)

Country:Canada
County:Bruce County
State/Province:Ontario
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Sign describing the history of Skinner Bluff.  Located near Wiarton Ontario.  Describes its origins related to Lake Algonquin.
Skinner Bluff Information Sign

Sign describing the history of Skinner Bluff. Located near Wiarton Ontario. Describes its origins related to Lake Algonquin.

Photo Attributes:Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Grey Road 1, Skinner Bluff, Ontario,
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Sign posted at the public access point to Big Tub Lighthouse.  Located in Tobermory Ontario.
Big Tub Lighthouse Sign and History

Sign posted at the public access point to Big Tub Lighthouse. Located in Tobermory Ontario.

Photo Attributes:Tobermory, Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Lake Huron, Big Tub Lighthouse, Ontario,
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Lighthouse point at the Big Tub Lighthouse in Tobermory.  Built in 1885 by the Departmnet of Marine.
Big Tub Lighthouse in Tobermory

Lighthouse point at the Big Tub Lighthouse in Tobermory. Built in 1885 by the Departmnet of Marine.

Photo Attributes:Tobermory, Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Lake Huron, Big Tub Lighthouse, Ontario,
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The new tower situated directly beside the original Cabot Head Lighthouse can be seen, along with Lake Huron's Georgian Bay
View From Original Cabot Head Lighthouse

The new tower situated directly beside the original Cabot Head Lighthouse can be seen, along with Lake Huron's Georgian Bay

Photo Attributes:Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Cabot Head Light Station, Lake Huron, Ontario,
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Shows the old and new light stations.  The original lighthouse went into operation in 1896.  The existing tower was built in 1968.
Cabot Head Light Station - Lighthouse

Shows the old and new light stations. The original lighthouse went into operation in 1896. The existing tower was built in 1968.

Photo Attributes:Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Cabot Head Light Station, Lake Huron, Ontario,
In these galleries:Historical, Lighthouses

Photo of the welcom sign at Cabot Hear Light Station, situated on Lake Huron near Tobermory Ontario.
Cabot Head Light Station Welcome sign.

Photo of the welcom sign at Cabot Hear Light Station, situated on Lake Huron near Tobermory Ontario.

Photo Attributes:Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Cabot Head Light Station, Lake Huron, Ontario,
In these galleries:Information Signs, Lighthouses, Park Entrance Signs, Signs

Describes the formation of the Devils Monument Flowerpot in the Bruce Peninsula.
Devils Monument History and Formation

Describes the formation of the Devils Monument Flowerpot in the Bruce Peninsula.

Photo Attributes:Tobermory, Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Lake Huron, Devils Monument, Ontario,
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The Tobermory welcome sign, along Highway 6.  A replica of a flowerpot is set beside the sign.
Tobermory Welcome Sign along Highway 6

The Tobermory welcome sign, along Highway 6. A replica of a flowerpot is set beside the sign.

Photo Attributes:Tobermory, Canada, Bruce County, 2011, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Lake Huron, Ontario,
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Related Links

Lighthouses Gallery Links:History of Lighthouses on Wikipedia
from site: Ancient Roman lighthouses are among the best preserved, and best known examples of lighthouses from Ancient History. A famous example is the Tower of Hercules in A Coruña, Spain, and there is another at Dover, England which still stands to about half its original height. It must be remarked that lighthouses existed since the Hellenistic period, but it is mainly the Roman ones which have survived.
The History of Lighthouses
from site: In early time people set fires at the edge of the water to warn boats of dangerous rocks and shores. The Egyptians were the first people to build lighthouses to use light to guide ships. In Egypt in 283 the Egyptians completed the tallest lighthouse ever built. It guided ships for over 1,500 years and stood 900 feet tall. Lighthouses were also constructed by the Phoenicians, Greeks, and the Romans.
2011 Links:The year 2011 at Wikipedia
from site: 2011 (MMXI) was a common year that started on a Saturday in the Gregorian calendar. It was the 2011th year of the Common Era (CE) and Anno Domini (AD) designations; the 11th year of the 3rd millennium and of the 21st century; and the 2nd of the 2010s.
Bruce County Links:Bruce County Official Site
from site: one of the most spectacular Spring and Summer Vacation Destinations for the outdoor person. Located only two hours northwest of Toronto, the Bruce is bordered by Lake Huron and Georgian Bay and offers over 850 kilometres (531 miles) of beach and hikable coastline to explore.
EXplore the Bruce - web site
from site: Explore our website to plan your summer vacation early as Bruce County towns are a busy place with all the Must See's. Look through our top area Must See's then find a local town cottage, camground, motel, Inn or B&B in our Where to Stay listings.
Cabot Head Light Station Links:Cabot Head at Wikipedia
from site: Cabot Head is a point of land on the northeast tip of the Bruce Peninsula in the Canadian province of Ontario. The Bruce Peninsula separates Georgian Bay from the rest of Lake Huron. Cabot Head is so named in honor of the explorer John Cabot, although Cabot never explored the Great Lakes.
Cabot Head Lighthouse Web Site
from site: Cabot Head is situated on the Bruce Peninsula, in the northeastern extremity of the former Lindsay township (now part of the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula), some five miles north of Dyer Bay, a cottage hamlet overlooking Georgian Bay.
Canada Links:Canada - Wikipedia
Government of Canada Site
Official web site for the Government of Canada.
Ontario Links:Government of Ontario, Canada
Official Governtment site for the province of Ontario.

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Model:DSC-HX9V
DateTime:2011:08:02 16:32:45
Exposure Time:1/500
F:40/10
ISO:100
DateTimeDigitized :2011:08:02 16:32:45
DateTimeOriginal :2011:08:02 16:32:45
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