Peggy’s Cove, Nova Scotia is a very picturesque place. We’ve previously seen a Canadian Pacific menu showing the town on the cover. Now we have a Canadian National menu showing the nearby lighthouse.

Click image to download a 1.7-MB PDF of this menu.

As shown in the photo below, the lighthouse still exists and is a popular tourist attraction, though I suspect it is no longer active. The building in the foreground of the menu photo, which may have been a residence for the lighthouse keeper, is no longer there.
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Peggy’s Cove lighthouse in 2012. Flickr photo by Dennis Jarvis.

The menu was used for members of the United Church of Canada on their way to a convention in Vancouver in September, 1948. Food was apparently not included in the tour price as the menu offers a choice of six table d’hôte entrées for $2 (about US $17.60 today) or three lighter table d’hôte meals for $1.75 (about US $15.50 today).