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Gatekeeper’s Lodge, Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Canada

Name: Gatekeeper’s Lodge, Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Canada
Uploaded: 2026-01-29T02:12+00:00
Duration: T00M32S
Channel: Atlantic VR

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We’ll begin with the Gatekeeper’s Lodge (also known as the Keeper’s Lodge, the Superintendent’s Lodge and Point Pleasant Park Lodge). In 1866, the Crown signed a 99-year lease with the ‘Directors of a Park at Point Pleasant’ (later known as the Point Pleasant Park Commission) for the 75-hectare promontory at the southern tip of the peninsula of Halifax for the sum of one shilling a year. This lease was later extended to 999 years, and the park was officially opened in 1873. About twenty years later, the directors decided that the park-keeper (the superintendent of the park) needed a dwelling, and in 1896, the prolific Maritime architect, James Charles Dumaresq was selected to build it.