Louisbourg Lighthouse
Marconi Trail CBRM County 45°54'24.0''N    59°57'30.5''W


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Louisbourg Lighthouse, the first lighthouse in Canada, and the second established in North America was built here. The original stone tower was lit by the French in 1734 and heavily damaged during the 1758 British siege of Louisbourg. The present tower (1923) is the third built on the site. Panoramic view of Louisbourg Harbour and the reconstructed Fortress of Louisbourg. A national historic site.
 
Directions: Drive to Louisbourg along Route 22 from Sydney. Take the first left past the Visitor Information Bureau (Havenside Road) to Lighthouse Point. 3.4 km (2.1 mi.)
AFFILIATE 2010

Parking available. Picnic tables available. Guides or information boards. Fog horn. Trails Scenic location. 
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