"Fort Amherst" by Colin Tobin

Fort Amherst

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Artist's Description

Fort Amherst was built in the 1770s to defend “The Narrows”, the entrance to St. John’s harbour. During the second World War, gun placements were installed to protect the harbour from German u-boats. The fortifications were named for Jeffrey Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst, a British commander who played a significant role in the military history of North America.
The original lighthouse was built at Fort Amherst in 1810. The current lighthouse was built in 1951.

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Artwork Comments

Deidre Cripwell over 10 years ago

This looks like a postcard – beautiful
RichardV over 10 years ago

Nice capture and story Colin.
BySilent over 10 years ago

Nice shot….. fantastic image
pamspaints over 10 years ago

Nice shot
GlennRoger over 10 years ago

Great scene and composition here Colin.
tinkster08 over 10 years ago

This is beautiful!
TnTPhotoart over 10 years ago

Slightly differing location to the Fort Amherst I know In Chatham Kent England think you have the better view tho. What a great piece
tuffcookie over 10 years ago

hey i so wanted to go over there when i was at Cabot’s tower! great shot
Ellaine Walker over 10 years ago

beautiful capture! i love it.
beatricereeves about 10 years ago

many sea pics look like postcards in that province,,