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The airport contains "Atlantic Wings" an exhibit of the Provincial Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador highlighting the important role of Newfoundland & Labrador in pioneering transatlantic flights from 1919 to 1930. The domestic lounge contains a large restaurant and gift shop. The air terminal also serves as the station for the DRL bus service.
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The Garrick is a year round cultural venue where patrons can experience both live performance and digital cinema. Experience the Saturday Summer Music Series from Jun to Oct.
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Gateway Labrador is a unique place to visit. We have a great visit information centre, exhibit, craft / gift shop and friendly staff.
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A beautifully restored early 20th Century church with interpretative panels, art pieces and artifacts that tells the 9000 year old story of the people of Labrador.
Toll Free: +1 (877) 931 2013
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A turn of the century family home of a labourer.
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Located near the waterfront, this newly-restored merchant house depicts the town's history through pictures and artifact displays. Designated Heritage Site and winner of the Southcott Heritage Award.
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A life-sized replica of the 55-foot long giant squid caugh along the shore here in 1878. Interpretation centre, gift store, history, picnic area. Now depicted on a Canada Post stamp.
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The Glovertown Museum records the heritage and culture of Glovertown and Area. It includes resettlement from the islands of Bonavista Bay, boat building (1930 - 1960) and logging.
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Terminus of the first railroad constructed in Newfoundland. Line officially opened, October 11, 1884. Restored century old railway station in vintage railroad colours.
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The official residence of the Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland and Labrador. Public may enter the grounds daily until dusk and sign the guess book until 6 pm, except when functions are scheduled.
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The oldest United Church in St. John's, rebuilt in 1896 of Romanesque origin, features a hammer beam roof, iron grillwork, 50 stained glass windows and a Casavant organ originally installed in 1930.
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With property dating back to the 1850s, the historic waterfront and lighthouse gives the visitor a glimpse of Grand Bank both past and present.
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A Wetlands of International Importance site and an Important Bird Area with high concentrations and a large variety of waterfowl species over 925 hectares. See species here that are uncommon in or absent from the rest of the province. The centre has information on species in the wetlands and throughout the Codroy Valley, plus displays on waterfowl and the estuary.
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A living history blacksmith museum with two fully operational forges, built between 1895 and 1900. Demonstrations are performed Mon - Fri, with products sold on site and in local craft stores.
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Your information source for the whole Northern Peninsula East Heritage Corridor.
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The Greenspond Courthouse has been restored to its 1899 state. Friendly tour guides in period costumes await you to show you around the main floor, courtroom, jails and upstairs quarters.
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Interpretation Centre, 2 museums, the artwork of Jordi Bonet and interpretive trails. The centre houses an audio visual room, Grenfell Handicrafts, retail outlets and a gallery on interpretive images.
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Historic Properties about the life of Sir Wilfred Grenfell and his 40 years in Northern Newfoundland and Labrador. Come for the Vikings but Dont Miss the Legacy of Grenfell.
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Dr. Grenfell's house built in 1909 - 1910 is furnished and decorated the way it was when he lived here with his family.
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A major interpretive exhibit commemorating the life of medical missionary Sir Wilfred Grenfell. The building is also home to Grenfell Handicrafts, an audio-visual room and a small coffee shop.
