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Cape Baily Lighthouse.
The lighthouse is located on the Kurnell Peninsula overlooking the entrance to Botany Bay. Built in 1950, the tower is 9 metres high. (Its lantern enclosure was taken from an unknown late-19th-century lighthouse).

The Endeavour Lighthouse from the gun enplacement.
Endeavour Lighthouse at Henry Head, on the north side of the entrance to Botany Bay looks across Botany Bay to the Kurnell Peninsula, it is next to Henry Head Coastal Battery (constructed 1892-1895). The white painted cylindrical masonry Endeavour tower, was built in 1955 and is still active.

Hornby Lighthouse, at the entrance to Sydney Harbour, was built in 1858, after the tragic wrecking of the 'Dunbar' on South Head (All 122 on board, but one perished), and the 'Catherine Adams'.

Macquarie Lighthouse was originally designed by convict architect, Francis Greenway and built in 1818. The stone used in the lighthouse eroded and it was replaced by the current tower in 1883. It is located on the Outer South Head, and is 26 metres high.

The Eastern (on the left) and Western (on the right) Channel Pile Lights in Sydney Harbour, taken from the South Head Heritage Trail at Camp Cove.