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.

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.

Drop into Terra Nova National Park's Visitor Centre for orientation and visitor information. Catch a glimpse of the fascinating underwater world through our marine exhibits, aquariums and touch tank.

Documenting and preserving Labrador history. Offers a quarterly magazine published since 1975 and our extensive archive.

Come visit Newfoundland & Labrador's first Heritage District and experience a traditional fishing village with rich Irish culture.

A 1.3-km walking tour of the town's designated heritage area. A storyboard located at St. John the Evangelist Church, a provincial historic site, guided tour.

Explore and celebrate the history of this rural Newfoundland community, Torbay, minutes from St. John's.

Collection contains 30 meters of textual records that date from the 18th to 20th centuries. Church records dating from 1753 for Church of England/Anglican Church.

1880s saltbox style house with over 2,000 artifacts used in the commercial, domestic, fishing, sealing, shoe making, medical, governmental and other aspects of life in Trinity.

Your first stop on your tour of one of Newfoundland and Labrador's best preserved historic towns. A new exhibit tells the colourful story of Trinity's past and present.

A 40-foot skeleton of a deep diving sperm whale. This was the first whale skeleton to be assembled in the whale tour network.

The museum is dedicated to preserving the local fishing heritage. Exhibits showcase methods and equipment used in the traditional inshore fishery.

An information and educational experience! Artifacts and displays offer a glimpse into the unique heritage of Trout River. Features includes a mini theatre, live performances, a 3D geological display and a salt water touch tank.

Sunnyside has been the site of a number of historic events. Visitors can enjoy the view while learning about our history.

Twillingate Museum, the former Anglican Church Rectory, depicts life at the turn-of-the-century. Museum highlights: opera singer Georgian Stirling exhibit, Maritime Archaic Indian/Beothuk artifacts, genealogy/cemetery data.

Since 1925 the church has been part of the United Church of Canada

A museum of 50 plus antique cars on display from 1908 - 1970, plus automobile memorabilia.

Museum displaying artifacts, photographs and history of veterans. From North Harbour to Portugal Cove South in St. Mary's Bay. Community Heritage Wall with photographs of Days Gone By.

Built in 1871, this former Masonic Lodge displays many things illustrating the lifestyle of the past. One prize possession is the organ that once belonged to legendary teacher James Laddon.

A re-constructed heritage village with eight buildings, a boardwalk, Newfoundland Ponies and other animals.