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| The Steel Concrete Company of Montreal commenced construction of new, cylindrical reinforced-concrete lighthouse at Pointe Metis, Matane in 1906. It was completed in 1908. The two dwellings and fog alarm building were transferred to the Department of Natural Resources in 1978, and the fog alarm building was transformed into a laboratory for researching various insects and marine species in the area. |
Wednesday, September 12, 2018
Pointe Mitis Lighthouse
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...a pretty sight.
ReplyDeleteLighthouses always make wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteThey don't want you to go in there!
ReplyDeleteMagnifique lighthouse, I love wood lighhouse
ReplyDeleteGreat tover.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beauty.
ReplyDeleteInteresante historia la que nos cuentas. La imagen es una delicia para la vista con un cielo genial. Un abrazo Andy.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lighthouse!
ReplyDeleterafraîchissement des peintures en vue ?
ReplyDeleteGreat photo. I love lighthouses.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see a real lighthouse one day. I live on a lake and we have a lighthouse meant to look like the one at Peggys Cove for some reason lol! Just what we need in the middle of Alberta.
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