List of oldest buildings and structures in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Columns: Place | Address | Description | Date
St. Paul 's Anglican Church | Grand Parade , 1749 Argyle Street | Oldest building in Halifax ( 1750 ) ; Early Palladian church ; second and oldest surviving Protestant church in Canada | 1750 | Little Dutch ( Deutsch ) Church | 2393 Brunswick Street | Second oldest building in Halifax - Oldest known surviving church in Canada associated with the German-Canadian community , 1756-60 | 1756 | Sambro Island Light | Sambro Island , off Highway 349 , Sambro | Oldest lighthouse in North America | 1758 | The Carleton | 1685 Argyle Street | Oldest commercial building in municipality ; built as residence of colonial administrator Richard Bulkeley | 1760 | Morris House ( Halifax ) | 2500 Creighton Street | Oldest wooden home in Halifax , moved from its original location at 1273 Hollis Street to avoid demolition | 1764 | Scott Manor House | 15 Fort Sackville Drive , Bedford | Built on the land of Captain George Scott adjacent to Fort Sackville | 1770 | Quaker Whaler House | 57 Ochterloney Street , Dartmouth | Nantucket architecture | 1785 | Privateer 's Warehouse , Historic Properties | 1869 Upper Water Street | Commercial grouping reflecting Halifax 's 19th century development | c. 1790 | The Bower ( Halifax , Nova Scotia ) | 5918 Rogers Drive | Two story house with a distinctive mansard roof | 1790 | York Redoubt | 300 Fergusons Cove Rd , Fergusons Cove | Major seaward defences of Halifax Harbour until World War II | 1793 | Prince of Wales Tower | Point Pleasant Park , 5530 Point Pleasant Drive | Oldest Martello Tower in North America | 1796 | Alex McLean House | 1328-1332 Hollis Street | Georgian-style house , built by a prominent Halifax businessman | 1799

Example questions:
Of the list of oldest buildings and structures in Halifax , Nova Scotia , from 1750 to 1799 , what is the place located at a rural fishing community ?

Answers:
Sambro island light