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The Swallowtail Lighthouse on Grand Manan Island. This lighthouse greets all those arriving to Grand Manan by ferry. It opened on July 7, 1860, after a series of shipwrecks on the north coast of Grand Manan. In one wreck, the 1,0009 ton ‘Lord Ashburton’ sunk during a midnight gale, taking the lives of 21 crewmen. For the past 150 years the lighthouse has guided sailors, and been an iconic emblem of Grand Manan. Photo by William Drumm.
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Lighthouses of Grand Manan Island, Grand Manan Island
The Swallowtail Lighthouse on Grand Manan Island. This lighthouse greets all those arriving to Grand Manan by ferry. It opened on July 7, 1860, after a series of shipwrecks on the north coast of Grand Manan. In one wreck, the 1,0009 ton ‘Lord Ashburton’ sunk during a midnight gale, taking the lives of 21 crewmen. For the past 150 years the lighthouse has guided sailors, and been an iconic emblem of Grand Manan. Photo by William Drumm.