Cole Island Esquimalt Harbour, Canada
Historically, Cole Island was strategically important to the Royal Navy as an ammunition depot. In 1859 the first two powder magazines were constructed, and fiv...
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Historically, Cole Island was strategically important to the Royal Navy as an ammunition depot. In 1859 the first two powder magazines were constructed, and five of the original structures remain today.
In June 2006, Cole Island was officially recognized as a Canadian national Historic site and designated part of a National Historic District by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. The district is considered to be "the most complete site of Royal Navy activity and infrastructure in the Commonwealth."
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In June 2006, Cole Island was officially recognized as a Canadian national Historic site and designated part of a National Historic District by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. The district is considered to be "the most complete site of Royal Navy activity and infrastructure in the Commonwealth."
Processed through Arsenal on my Nikon Z6, https:--www.witharsenal.com
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