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John O'Neill Cannon Returns to Concord Point

A monument commemorating O'Neill's defense of Havre de Grace sits on the city's waterfront.

 
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The cannon that commemorates John O'Neill's defense of Havre de Grace during the War of 1812 returned to its place on Concord Point Wednesday morning.

See the video with this post to capture the return of the cannon to the monument at the Concord Point Lighthouse on the Susquehanna River shoreline.

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Related Topics: Havre de Grace History, Havre de Grace War of 1812, Havre de Grace Waterfront, John O'Neill, and concord point lighthouse

HELEN CAYER

7:57 am on Thursday, July 12, 2012

"CONGRATULATIONS" to the Volunteer Board Members who continually try to restore and maintain this historic site and precious monument in this city. The Concord Point Light Station and all the property buildings are a real tribute to what can be done. Imagine, only 30+ years ago it was scheduled for DEMOLITION.

Also, CONGRATULATIONS to all on the award winning parade float that displayed every detail of the Concord Point Light Station.property. Did you know that the Lighthouse Tower replica was made to scale using the ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION BLUEPRINTS. Great job Stu Shane.

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