43°28′10.7″N 65°42′36.6″W / 43.469639°N 65.710167°W
Stoddart Island, Nova Scotia (alternatively known as Emerald Island or 'East' by the locals) is a privately owned, 224-acre (0.91 km2) tract of land located off the Southern coast of that Atlantic maritimes province, proximate to the small town of Shag Harbour in Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Canada
The island gained some measure of fame as the site of the lighthouse wherein author Evelyn Fox Richardson spent summers with her grandfather and wrote of this experience. Later, its waters off Toot's Point became a favorite haunt for Franklin Delano Roosevelt on boat crossings from his vacation home in Campobello Island, New Brunswick.
References
- [1] Shelburne County museum: Shag Harbour, Clark's Harbour, Stoddart, Bon Portage
- [2] My Other Islands, Evelyn Fox Richardson, Ryerson Press, 1960
- [3] Official Campobello Website
- [4] FDR Campobello National Park
- [5] Stoddart Island Lighthouse, restored but now dark
- [6] Sat Map/Photo link of Island and Area
43°28′10.7″N 65°42′36.6″W / 43.469639°N 65.710167°W
Stoddart Island, Nova Scotia (alternatively known as Emerald Island or 'East' by the locals) is a privately owned, 224-acre (0.91 km2) tract of land located off the Southern coast of that Atlantic maritimes province, proximate to the small town of Shag Harbour in Shelburne County, Nova Scotia, Canada
The island gained some measure of fame as the site of the lighthouse wherein author Evelyn Fox Richardson spent summers with her grandfather and wrote of this experience. Later, its waters off Toot's Point became a favorite haunt for Franklin Delano Roosevelt on boat crossings from his vacation home in Campobello Island, New Brunswick.
References
- [1] Shelburne County museum: Shag Harbour, Clark's Harbour, Stoddart, Bon Portage
- [2] My Other Islands, Evelyn Fox Richardson, Ryerson Press, 1960
- [3] Official Campobello Website
- [4] FDR Campobello National Park
- [5] Stoddart Island Lighthouse, restored but now dark
- [6] Sat Map/Photo link of Island and Area