Mulholland Point Lighthouse, a wooden octagonal tower standing forty-four feet from its base to the vane on its lantern, was completed in 1884, but its fixed white light was not exhibited until 1885. E. Chanteloup, a Montreal establishment that outfitted many Canadian lighthouses, supplied the lantern and lighting apparatus at a cost of $683.26, and Malachi Parker was hired as the first keeper.

• Printed on heavy 100% cotton archival paper 

• Archival inks with rating > 200 years.

• Printed and hand-signed by Richard Olsenius

• Shipped in heavy tubing USPS

• Frame is not included. Frame size is suggested size for image size ordered