Cape Tryon Light, Heritage lighthouse in Queens County, Canada
Cape Tryon Light is a heritage lighthouse in Queens County with a white square pyramidal tower and red trim. It sits on red sandstone cliffs and includes a lantern room at the top.
The lighthouse began operations in 1905 under the care of Captain William Bell. A French optical lens arrived in 1906 to shape the light signals precisely.
The lighthouse serves as a landmark for seafarers and visitors along the coast. Its presence shapes how people understand the maritime character of this region.
The site is reachable from Highway 20 near New London by turning onto Cousins Shore Road. The grounds are private, so respect access restrictions when visiting.
Author Lucy Maud Montgomery drew inspiration from this lighthouse for her 1909 novel 'Anne's House of Dreams'. This literary connection makes it notable for fans of her stories about Prince Edward Island.
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