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Joan Harriss Cruise Pavilion

CanadaNova Scotia - Sydney · Canada

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The Joan Harriss Cruise Pavilion, at the Port of Sydney is the ocean gateway to scenic Cape Breton Island. Sydney is a preferred destination for many prominent cruise lines. With its rich Gaelic heritage and sweeping landscapes, a visit here will make you want to stick around. Home of the World’s Largest Fiddle.

Machine 1 - First in Cape Breton - is located right inside the main entrance on the left. The machine takes debit or credit cards only, 1$ per coin.
1) ‘Fidheal Mhor A’ Ceilidh, Sydney, NS, Canada’ - Worlds Largest Fiddle,
2) ‘The Cabot Trail’ - Cabot Trail Cliffs,
3) ‘The King’s Bastion, Fortress of Louisbourg’ - 18th Century Fort main building,
4) ‘Cape Breton Island, Sydney, NS, Canada’ - picture of Our Island.

Token Machine 1:
1) 'S Port of Sydney Canada', Logo,
2) 'Sydney NS Canada', Fisherman pulling cages out of the water,
3) 'Sydney NS Canada', Cruse ship in front of a tall building,
4) 'Wela'lin', Indian Tee Pee, Rock rolling wheel with a feather attached, bucket and a round Design, fancy border,
Rear- 'You're Heart will Never Leave', World's Largest Fiddle with music notes all around.

5/24: The machine was just delivered and installed, up and running.

10/21/24 Pressed Penny Machine Out of Order

8.1.26: machine is working

Machines and designs

2 machines
MachineDesignsCoin type
Machine 14Penny
Token Machine 14Token

2 photos from collectors

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