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Boularderie, Nova Scotia
Boularderie, Nova Scotia
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This 10 meters (33 feet) tall peppershaker-style wooden lighthouse sits on a spit of land jutting out into the Great Bras d'Or Channel just south of the Seal Island Bridge. Abandoned in 1965, it had fallen into disrepair, but the Boularderie Island Historical Society began restoration in 2004 and completed it sometime after 2005. <br clear=all>
This 10 meters (33 feet) tall peppershaker-style wooden lighthouse sits on a spit of land jutting out into the Great Bras d'Or Channel just south of the Seal Island Bridge. Abandoned in 1965, it had fallen into disrepair, but the Boularderie Island Historical Society began restoration in 2004 and completed it sometime after 2005. <br clear=all>
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[[Image:McNeil Beach Light1.jpg|thumb|300px|''McNeil Beach Light'' in 2009 - 50th trip]]
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McNeil Beach Light in 2009 - 50th trip
McNeil Beach Light in 2009 - 50th trip

Boularderie, Nova Scotia

Built: 1909

Decommissioned: 1965

This 10 meters (33 feet) tall peppershaker-style wooden lighthouse sits on a spit of land jutting out into the Great Bras d'Or Channel just south of the Seal Island Bridge. Abandoned in 1965, it had fallen into disrepair, but the Boularderie Island Historical Society began restoration in 2004 and completed it sometime after 2005.

McNeil Beach Light in 2009 - 50th trip
McNeil Beach Light in 2009 - 50th trip

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