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Pointe-au-Père Lighthouse National Historic Site

Pointe-au-PèreLighthouse National Historic Site The 33-metre-tall Pointe-au-Père Lighthouse provides an interesting perspective of the St. Lawrence River. Nearly unique in Canada, the architecture of the lighthouse is striking with its reinforced concrete tower supported by eight buttresses; its dioptric light … Continue reading

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Norampac Quinte West

The Hinde and Dauch Paper Mill opened in 1927 as one of two paper mills in Trenton, producing 30 tons of paper from oat and wheat straw. This method lasted until the 1950s, when they switched to the more convenient … Continue reading

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A Barn

One of the many barns in Ontario. Pretty…

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Ottawa – Parliament Buildings

Just a moment in time as I walk about the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa

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Ottawa – Parliament Building

Looking across a frozen Ottawa River to Parliament Hill and the Parliament buildings

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Cobourg Lighthouse

Just the lighthouse at the entrance to the harbour in Cobourg, Ontario

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Hatley Castle

Hatley Castle – Hatley Park National Historic Site (aka Royal Roads)

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Hatley Castle

The stately Hatley Castle – Hatley Park National Historic Site (aka Royal Roads)

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Tignish Lighthouse

Tignish Lighthouse – Tignish Shore, Prince Edward Island Tignish Harbour is formed by the mouth of the Big Tignish River, where it enters the Gulf of St. Lawrence on the northwest shore of Prince Edward Island.

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Fanning School

Fanning School is valued for its age, as an example of a two-story rural grammar schoolhouse, its association with the history of education on Prince Edward Island, its contribution to the community of Malpeque, and its connection to persons of … Continue reading

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