Hornby Lighthouse, Lighthouse in Australia
Hornby Lighthouse, also known as South Head Lower Light, stands distinct with its candy-striped pattern.
Established in 1858, this lighthouse was built after the tragic shipwreck of Dunbar at South Head.
It is an iconic navigational guide and a symbol of maritime heritage.
Located at South Head near Sydney Harbour, it offers picturesque views and a historic walking track.
Hornby Lighthouse is listed on the Heritage Act — State Heritage Register.
Location: New South Wales
Inception: 1858
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Hornby Lighthouse, also known as South Head Lower Light, stands distinct with its candy-striped pattern.
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