what is the tragedy related to the former mentioned place?
Deaths of Harriet Parker, Kate Gibson and Edward Bailey.
Cape St George Lighthouse
In July 1887, Harriet Parker, daughter of the Assistant light keepers, was accidentally shot dead in 1887 by Kate Gibson, the Chief Keeper's daughter. The jury of the ensuing Coronial inquiry stated that Harriet had died "from a gunshot wound accidentally received, and that Kate Gibson was not to blame as they were skylarking ..." Harriet Parker's grave can be found in the nearby Greenpatch Camping Area. In an incredible coincidence, in the same year of 1887, another woman called Kate Gibson (married to Nils Gibson, the lighthouse keeper of Bustard Head in Queensland) was found with her throat slashed open from ear to ear. The second Kate's death was ruled at the time a suicide, and she was buried in the cemetery at Bustard Head.

In 1895, Edward Bailey, the Chief Lighthouse Keeper,
what is white-bellied sea eagle? A large diurnal  bird of prey. what is its behaviour? Generally territorial and monogamous. what is its feeding? It is a carnivore and consumes a wide variety of animal prey, like carrion. what is its conservation status? It has been listed as of "Least Concern" by the IUCN. where is the latter mentioned animal the bird consumes can be found? UNANSWERABLE what is its cultural significance? It is the guardian animal of the Wreck Bay aboriginal community, and the official emblem of the Booderee National Park and Botanical Gardens. what is the highlight of this mentioned park? The Cape St George Lighthouse ruin, beaches, flora, and fauna.
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Cape St George Lighthouse [SEP] Tragedy
The ill fate of the lighthouse affected the lighthouse staff and their families. In July 1887, Harriet Parker, daughter of the Assistant light keepers, was accidentally shot dead in 1887 by Kate Gibson, the Chief Keeper's daughter. The jury of the ensuing Coronial inquiry stated that Harriet had died "from a gunshot wound accidentally received, and that Kate Gibson was not to blame as they were skylarking ..." Harriet Parker's grave can be found in the nearby Greenpatch Camping Area. In an incredible coincidence, in the same year of 1887, another woman called Kate Gibson (married to Nils Gibson, the lighthouse keeper of Bustard Head in Queensland) was found with her throat slashed open from ear to ear.