Harbour Light
Tarbat Discovery Centre
This nineteenth-century harbour light was originally used as the port (or left-hand side) navigation light on a ship. It was later reused on a pole at the end of Portmahomack harbour wall as a guiding light for boats returning to harbour at night or in bad weather.
Portmahomack Harbour is a sheltered natural port within a safe bay. This was crucial for allowing the trade and supply of goods to the remote Portmahomack peninsula.
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Date: 1800s
Materials : Brass, Copper, Glass, Cotton, Steel
Size : 56cm x 40cm x 28cm