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The museum houses religious artifacts dating back to 1876. Stained glass windows. A venue open for musical concerts, poetry readings, art exhibit, weddings etc.
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A weekly Saturday market for locally grown food, baked goods, international foods, arts and crafts.
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This church is over 125 years, a wooden frame building and is typical of the design for that era, the interior has classic Roman details in the vernacular with an interesting diaper pattern ceiling.
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The realities of a miners life are evident to visitors of this museum as they examine various tools used by former workers of the St. Lawrence fluorspar mine.
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16-kms of developed hiking trails over abandoned mine roads - Iron Springs, Director, etc. An exciting hike for mineral and rock enthusiasts to experience the diversity of our lapidary paradise.
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Declared a National Historic Site June 26, 2005. Please call to arrange viewing. Deanery Office open 9am - 5pm weekdays.
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This is the third church on this site. The first was constructed in 1729, the second in 1821, and the present church in 1892-94. Spire: 102 feet. Seating: just over 500. Church registers date from 1753, among the oldest in Canada.
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The oldest stone church in Newfoundland and Labrador - 1835.
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This church was built at a cost of $1,400, opened in 1908, replaced an earlier one built in 1870s. A parishioner wrote at the time that the new edifice was as pretty a church as there is in the bay.
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A historic wooden structure, built in 1836. Today it houses an archive and vital congregation. Oldest continually used Anglican Church in the province.
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An arts and crafts emporium offering a selection of woolen apparel and fused glass from the Change Islands - Fogo - Twillingate area.
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A cluster of buildings exemplifying out port life in Newfoundland in early 20th century.
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A well marked trail to the top of the Long Range Mountains or branch off around the side of the mountain to Campbell's Brook. Rest and picnic areas.
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Forested hills alternate with colossal exposed layers of rock and the steady brook, which gathers part of its source from Line Pond, plunges down the eastern slopes about 60 meters.
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Performing arts facility which houses two theatres, Sep-Jun regular season, Jul and Aug Venue for Stephenville Theatre Festival.
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A hike takes you to the head of Boxey Harbour where a spectacular view of coastline and surrounding areas awaits.
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View whales and wild seabirds, eagles soar and icebergs abound. Rest and enjoy the scenery.
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See it. Experience it. Explore the secret life of a river, the watershed and the ecosystems. Discover how water shapes our land, our city, our history, and our lives.
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The highest point in North West River overlooking Lake Melville and Grand Lake. Excellent view of the Mealy Mountains. Watch the sunset and sunrise. Enjoy the tranquility and a family picnic.
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Large Queen Anne style house built 1907 by local merchant. Rooms on various local community themes, including resettlement, and the families that occupied the house until 1996.
