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

Come with me, up the stairway to heaven, let's admire the awesome universe just next door.

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.

A seated platform to viewing icebergs and whales or just gaze out over the ocean.

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

Four interconnected trails: Killick Island Walk, 5-kms, featuring WWII bunkers, Lighthouse Point a seaside walk, the Old Railway Link a seaside walk and King Ridge Lookout.

We have dozens of 8 x 10 photos of the copper mines when it operated in 1864-1917 and 1957-1967. Rock samples, antiques, etc.

This 10.74 sq km Red Pine site is situated at the headwaters of West Brook. Red Pine is presently the rarest indigenous coniferous tree species in Newfoundland.

The Centre preserves community history, with displays covering a variety of topics, particularly the old Fogo Wireless Station (1912-1933). Other featured themes include people, fishing, merchants, war and native culture.