Hornby Light, at the entrance to Sydney Harbour, is the oldest
lighthouse of the nine – and the only one built as a harbour light.
Built immediately after the tragic wrecking of the Dunbar, the
lightstation’s first head lightkeeper was none other than the Dunbar’s
sole survivor, James Johnson.
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The lighthouse can be reached by an easy walk along the South Head
Heritage Trail through Sydney
Harbour National Park, starting at Camp Cove.
For more details, or a brochure on South Head, phone the Sydney Harbour
National Park information centre on 02 9247 5033.
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