Different interpretation panels decorate the walls and trails of this Second World War historic site. If Britain had fallen, an important part of the British fleet would have taken refuge in this very deep water port. Fort Péninsule was built with that in mind.
Fort Peninsula Historic Site
Gaspé, Québec
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Inscription
[tableau de gauche/left panel]
GASPÉ SE FORTIFIE!
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GASPÉ FORTIFIES
ITSELF!
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[tableau de droite/right panel]
CHACUN
A SON POSTE
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EACH MAN
TO HIS STATION
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[tableau extérieur/outside panel]
SUR LES SENTIERS
DE LA GUERRE
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ON THE WARPATH
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Fort Peninsula Historic Site
1211 Forillon Boulevard
Gaspé
Québec
Lat. 48.85371
Long. -64.39633