Year first constructed 1855 Height 9 m | Deactivated 1989 Opened 1855 | |
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Location LiverpoolNova ScotiaCanada Construction wooden tower and lantern Tower shape square frustum tower with balcony and lantern atop a 2-storey keeper’s house Markings / pattern white tower, red trim and lantern roof Hours Open today · 8AM–11PMWednesday8AM–11PMThursday8AM–11PMFriday8AM–11PMSaturday8AM–11PMSunday8AM–11PMMonday8AM–11PMTuesday8AM–11PM Similar Perkins House Museum, Sherman Hines Museum, Fort Point Light, Queens County Museum, Wile Carding Mill | ||
Fort Point Lighthouse is a lighthouse located outside the town of Liverpool in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. First erected in 1832, it served as a navigational aid for local sailors and fishermen until 1954, when it was taken out of operation.
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