A look at the Leading Lights of Port Melbourne, by Stephanie Smith
Estimated Duration: 1 hour
by pastportprojectAs part of the redevelopment of the industrial port area around the Station and Princes Piers during the 1990s, the …
pastportprojectThe Port Melbourne Leading Lights are twin beacons, built in 1924 to mark the centre of the Port Melbourne Channel …
pastportprojectThe sea based front tower is a 16-metre tall, timber framed lighthouse tower constructed on wooden piles. Positioned just offshore …
pastportprojectSet 500 metres north of the front tower on land, the rear tower is a 26-metre tall white concrete lighthouse …
pastportprojectThe front tower is located just offshore between Princes Pier and Station Pier, and was historically linked with a footbridge …
pastportprojectLeading lights or beacons (also known as range lights in the United States) are used to assist maritime vessels in …
pastportprojectThe Port Melbourne Leading Lights were built in 1924, and guided maritime vessels by marking the centre of the Port …
pastportprojectAs an iconic bayside landmark, the Leading Lights are a significant part of the Port Melbourne landscape, and have been …
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