Queen's Wharf Light
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Toronto, Ontario
Built: 1861
Decommissioned: 1912
This light now sits at the edge of a heavily traveled highway in downtown Toronto, where it was relocated in November of 1929. It is the lone surviving range light from a range light system on Queen's Wharf which guided ships into busy Toronto Harbor from Lake Ontario.
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