Brockton Point Lighthouse in Vancouver, Canada — Stock Photo, Image

Brockton Point Lighthouse in Vancouver, Canada — Photo

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HDR rendering of Brockton Point Lighthouse at Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Named after Francis Brockton, the lighthouse has a 100-year-old history.

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HDR rendering of Brockton Point Lighthouse at Stanley Park in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Named after Francis Brockton, the lighthouse has a 100-year-old history.

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