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L’Hermione and the battle of Louisbourg and Spanish Bay - *Battle off Spanish River* *21 July 1781* On 18 July 1781 a British convoy sailed from Halifax, Nova Scotia bound for the coal mines at Spanish River, on...
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Louisbourg Lighthouse Day is on August 21, 11AM---- 3PM - Louisbourg Lighthouse Day is on August 21, 11AM---- 3PM in conjunction with parks Canada celebratiing 276th year of the first lighthouse in Canada.Barbecue...
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Louisbourg Medical Clinic - Louisbourg Medical Clinic Main Louisbourg, NS B1C Phone: (902) 733-3111 Business Types: Physicians & Surgeons
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Opening in 2003 through the generosity of a local businessman, are displays featuring recovered artifacts from 18th-century sunken ships. Model ships. Many artifacts (c. 1650 -1950) pertaining to the local history of the North Atlantic fisheries on the Grand Banks, including a dory, with complete fishing gear. Display on swordfishing. Lenses from the Louisbourg Lighthouse. An aquarium (a 300-gallon tank) with various saltwater marine species. The present collection essentially stems from that of Alex Storm, the famous diver and adventurer who discovered Le Chameau and other sunken treasures. Many of these artifacts were originally shown at his Atlantic Statiquarium Marine Museum (1960s - late 1980s) in Louisbourg. Today it has grown to include displays on 19th. century local businesses and a wonderful statue and display on Beryl Markham (1936), due in part to the generosity of the Ladies of ISA+21
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- Louisbourg Town
- The community of Louisbourg with a population of 1265 is located on the southeast coast of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia. It is easily accessible by road and air. Louisbourg's major attraction is the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site. It has a facinating history and the site of 2 of Canada's major Battles,Friendly folk and Beautiful scenery raging surf and sandy beaches also await you in Louisbourg.
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