Anglesea Point from the light house on Arthur Head

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Reference numberLH001611DescriptionA view from Arthur Head light house, with the stone wall around the Round House in front. On the left is the Commissariat ; and in the centre, South Jetty. To the right is the Long Jetty with the Kerosene Store and Bathers Bay in front. Anglesea Point was named after the 440 ton ship, The Marquis of Anglesea, wrecked in September 1829.Date1891PhotographerNon Pareil Photographic Photograph FormatPhotographDigital ItemYes

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Anglesea Point from the light house on Arthur Head