The first lighthouse erected on Cape St. Lawrence was put in operation in June 1889. A new wooden lighthouse tower was built at Cape St. Lawrence in 1952 along with a new keeper’s dwelling. By 1977, the light was being displayed from a mast. Today, a square, skeletal tower displays a flashing white light on Cape St. Lawrence.
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Location: Inverness, Subd. A, Nova Scotia, Canada

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