Discovering the Hidden Charm of Cleveland Point Lighthouse in Brisbane: A Journey Through Time

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Join us as we showcase the fascinating charms of the Cleveland Point Lighthouse in Brisbane! Built in 1864, this iconic structure has stood the test of time and remains an important part of Brisbane's rich maritime history. Imagine the history this lighthouse has experienced and the number of ships it has seen safely into Moreton Bay, and its connection to the local community. This is a popular tourist attraction attracting visitors from everywhere. This landmark timber structure which still stands proud at Cleveland Point was built in 1864-65 as one of the first in the colony of Queensland and today is the only remaining timber lighthouse in Moreton Bay and one of a few left in Queensland. It is also unique for its hexagonal shape at a time when lighthouses were generally round. At the time of its construction it contained a gasoline lamp which could be seen as far away as 14.5km. As the first lighthouse built under the Colony’s newly appointed Port master and Marine Surveyor Captain GP Heath, it became the prototype for other lighthouse structures due to its ease of being moved on the shifting sands of the coastline. But that's not all - did you know that the Cleveland Point Lighthouse has also appeared in several movies and TV shows over the years? Scenes from Pirates Of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales were shot at Cleveland Point. So, whether you're a history buff, a movie lover, or simply curious about this iconic structure, this video has something for everyone. Join us as we uncover the secrets and stories of the Cleveland Point Lighthouse in Brisbane! Coordinates 27°30′37″S 153°17′21″E