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An exhibition of historical photographs, printed programs and sheet music covers from 1870 to the present.
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Built in 1865 in the Gothic Revival style, Holy Trinity Church is the last remaining of five stone churches built during this period in Newfoundland.
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Full marine services - gas, diesel, water, overnight berths, trawler facilities, electrical, washrooms & picnic area.
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We offer tourist / interpretation centre with gift shop, tea room, tours. Host Holyrood Pond Festival.
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Newfoundland ponies and horses of many breeds. A sanctuary for equines in need of care. Please visit and see how unwanted animals have been rescued and rehabilitated. Bring your camera.
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Learn about the province's political history and experience the focal point of our democratic process. Tours Mon to Fri. when the Legislature is not in session. Visit the front desk in the main lobby.
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Immaculate Conception Church. Completely finished and consecrated in 1899. Replaced previous cathedral destroyed by fire in 1889.
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Heritage drugstore (1895) is a replica of a working apothecary, complete with set of store fixtures, shop bottles and pharmacy implements used in the preparation of medicines (pill makers).
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An excellent walking trail around Jimmy's Rowe's Pond in Whiteway.
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Erected in 1910 to celebrate the founding of Cupids in 1610 birthplace of English Canada. Commemorates Governor John Guy and the 39 colonists of the London and Bristol Company of Merchant Venturers.
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Unique showplace of Brigus history, artifacts and photographs covering a period of almost 200 years. Pictorial archives have photographs on display dating back to 1876. Local architecture highlighted.
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Cut from the ancient rock of Signal Hill in St. John's, we take you deep underground to experience the story of planet Earth... Aren't you curious?
Toll Free: +1 (866) 868 7625
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Park surrounds the Johnson Geo Centre on Signal Hill Road. It features eight looped walking trails covering 1.6km, views of the city, storyboards that cover the geology and botany.
Toll Free: +1 (866) 868 7625
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This park was established because of the scenic La Manche valley, interesting and varied habitat and vegetation, as well as the diverse bird life. The park includes Rowsells Hill Pond, La Manche Ponds, a selection of the La Manche River, and the abandoned fishing village of La Manche.
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A 2.5 km, 1-hour return trip from the picnic area to an abandoned Village of La Manche. The foundations of houses and out-buildings are all that remain. A Magical place. Access to the East Coast Trail. La Manche Falls Trails is a 1-hour hike from the parking area and along the riverbank to a waterfall.
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Hospital and nursing artifacts,
including medical equipment, nursing equipment, nursing uniforms and photographs.
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Geology, Biology and Cultural Heritage exhibits. Fossil Site. Daily interpretative programs. 6km of walking trails. Campfire program in season. Close to many other amenities.
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Records and information relating to maritime industries and culture. Holdings document shipping, seafarers, fishers, the fishing industry and shipwrecks. Extensive records for those studying family history and genealogy.
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A popular pebble beach where Caplin spawn in season.
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The reserve contains the oldest and largest known fossils of complex, multicellular organisms from 579-560 million years ago.
