Campobello Island Attractions
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On the island of Campobello further offshore to the south lies the spacious country seat of the Roosevelt family. Until 1921 the U.S. President often stayed here, but his visits became less frequent in the 1930s.
At one time Campobello was named "Port-aux-Coquilles" by the French colonists because of the abundance of mussels to be found here.
One of the landmark features on Campobello Island is the East Quoddy Lighthouse, also known as the Head Harbour Lighthouse.
At one time Campobello was named "Port-aux-Coquilles" by the French colonists because of the abundance of mussels to be found here.
One of the landmark features on Campobello Island is the East Quoddy Lighthouse, also known as the Head Harbour Lighthouse.