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"From 1888 to present, the small tower at
Cattle Point on San Juan Island in the Strait of Juan de Fuca, has guided
mariners by light and foghorn through some of the thickest fog in the area.
In the early 1850's, cattle and sheep were brought to the island and off
loaded near where the lighthouse stands, thus the name 'Cattle Point."
Original Oil Painting
(CJT 1716)
21" X 24"
$5,000 USD + S & H
| Limited Edition Prints | Note Card |
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© 2002 Carol Thompson