ISBN: 9781772642322
2027 Eastern Canada Lighthouse Wall Calendar
A Canadian-made 2027 wall calendar showcasing spectacular lighthouses and coastal scenery from Atlantic Canada through award-winning photography by John Morris. Ideal for gift shops, bookstores, tourist retailers, museum shops, and Canadian souvenir collections.
Discover the Timeless Beauty of Atlantic Canada
Journey along Canada’s spectacular East Coast with the 2027 Eastern Canada Lighthouse Wall Calendar, featuring breathtaking lighthouse and coastal photography by award-winning and internationally published Canadian photographer John Morris.
Each month showcases the distinctive maritime character of Atlantic Canada, from the rugged shores of Newfoundland & Labrador to the picturesque coastlines of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. Striking lighthouse scenes, seaside landscapes, and changing seasons make this calendar a strong addition to Canadian, maritime, and regional retail collections.
Key Features
- Stunning Eastern Canada Lighthouse Photography – Features beautiful lighthouses, rugged coastlines, and distinctive maritime scenery from Canada’s East Coast.
- Featuring Atlantic Canada – Showcases scenery inspired by Newfoundland & Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island.
- Award-Winning Canadian Photography – Captured by internationally published Canadian photographer John Morris.
- Large Writing Blocks – Generous daily spaces provide plenty of room for appointments, reminders, birthdays, and notes.
- Moon Phases Included – Full and quarter moon phases are conveniently displayed throughout the calendar.
- 12" × 11.5" Wall Calendar – A practical retail-friendly format suitable for the home, office, cottage, or workspace.
- FSC® Certified Paper – Printed on paper certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).
- 100% Printed in Canada – Celebrating Canadian imagery while supporting Canadian printing and production.
- Strong Retail & Gift Appeal – Well suited for gift shops, bookstores, tourist destinations, souvenir retailers, museum shops, and Canadian-themed merchandise assortments.