Orange Museum
The Loyal Orange Association came to New Perlican in 1874. The Orange Hall which now houses the Orange Museum was built in 1931. Come take a look at a way of life for most Towns in Newfoundland. Orangeism at its finest. See replica of King William coat and hat. Also,
Our Lady of Mercy Museum
The museum is located in the Rectory associated with Our Lady of Mercy Church. The church itself was consecrated in 1925. The Aguathuna limestone quarry was expected to develop and serve as the economic base for a small city. As a result, the church is the largest wooden structure in
Over the Top Museum
The residence of the late Peter and Ida Quinlan of Birchy Bay, built in 1916, houses the Over the Top Museum. Birchy Bay was first settled by fishermen from Fogo Island who would winter in the sheltered bays in winter’s tilts and cut timber from the surrounding area. A replica
Peterview Heritage Centre
The Peterview Heritage Centre displays artifacts, pictorial history of Peterview. Ongoing research includes obtaining artifacts from the Beothuck era for display. Wheelchair accessible.
Petty Harbour/Maddox Cove Heritage Museum
The Petty Harbour Museum is located in the Town of Petty Harbour/Maddox Cove, just 15 minutes from downtown St. Johns. The museum is situated in the basement of the old school, which is now the Community Center and Town Office. “Many Stories in Tiny Houses” is a comment a student
Pilley’s Island Museum
AdmissionAdults: $2.00Youth: $1.00Under 12: FreeSeasonal Pass: $5.00. Wheelchair Accessible
Placentia West Museum
The Placentia West Development Association’s Heritage House is the perfect midpoint on the Heritage Run. The house is located at the intersection at Baine Harbour, and its a short trip to the scenic community of Rushoon. The House is run by the Placentia West Heritage Committee.
Point Leamington Heritage Centre
The Centre is located on the bank of Mill River, an excellent salmon river and is adjacent to Rowsell’s Hill Nature Trail. The Centre has a gift shop and a coffee shop, Aunt Ethel’s Kitchen, where you can enjoy a snack during your visit. There is no admission fee. Donations
Port Au Choix Interpretation Centre
Located on the Viking Trail, this site showcases a 4,500 year old time capsule of rare importance. While prehistoric coastlines have long since slipped beneath the encroaching ocean, the raised shoreline and alkaline soil conditions at the site have combined to preserve rich vestiges of the ancient Maritime Archaic Indian,
Pouch Cove Museum and Heritage Centre
Pouch Cove Museum is opened during regular business hours year round. It is located at the Town Hall.