This memorial is located in the Culloden area. The 500 ton, 170 foot-long steamship Princess Louise was never put into service. She had just been built at Maccan. A total of eight men were lost.
Steamship Princess Louise Memorial Stele
Point Prim, Nova Scotia
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Inscription
[front/devant]
ERECTED BY
CAPT. GUILDFORD
AND OFFICERS
OF THE
GOV. S.S. NEWFIELD
TO THE
MEMORY OF
MICHAEL DADFY,
1ST OFFICER,
M. MCKENZIE,
SEAMAN,
AND
ALFRED HILTZ,
COOK
OF THE GOVT. S.S.
PRINCESS LOUISE
WRECKED AT
THIS PLACE
DEC. 3, 1883
Location
Steamship Princess Louise Memorial Stele
Culloden area
Point Prim
Nova Scotia
Steamship Princess Louise Memorial Stele
Culloden area
Point Prim
Nova Scotia
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