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The Carbonear Museum is housed in a designated Historic Site Railway Station. This small group is responsible for raising the heritage consciousness of the community.
The Lamaline Heritage Museum, operating in July and August, has eight rooms displaying unique artifacts depicting life in the late 1800s and early 1900s. This museum is operated by the Lamaline Heritage Society whose mandate is to research, develop and promote the history and culture of the Lamaline area through Tidal Wave Interpretation sites throughout the area.
The Norris Arm Heritage Museum is the result of the hard work of a group of caring and devoted individuals who have dedicated their time and resources to preserving the history of Norris Arm. The Norris Arm Heritage Museum was officially opened in June 1999. The Museum is owned and operated by the Norris Arm Heritage Society. It contains large collections of local area photographs and artifacts as well as a collection of cemetery transcriptions for the local area.
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The Red Indian Lake Heritage Society operates a self-guided outdoor site at Indian Point which is widely regarded as the last home of the Beothuk on the shores of Red Indian Lake. Walk the sandy beach and learn how the Beothuk lived and hunted from out award winning interpretive storyboards.
The Bay Roberts Heritage Society was formed in 1989 to preserve the heritage of the town. The Society is responsible for the award-winning Shoreline Heritage Walk and the restoration of the Western Union Cable Building which houses the Christopher Pratt Gallery and Road to Yesterday Museum.
Preserving and promoting the local and rich heritage of the area.
The Grand Bank Heritage Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, restoration and publication of the rich history of Grand Bank. The organization is open to all residents of the town.
The Grand-Falls Windsor Heritage Society Inc. has a wealth of local archival material, including early photographs, school and sport memorabilia.
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Maintains Heritage Center and old Anglican cemetary for the community of Peterview, Newfoundland.
The current Heritage Committee (HC) of Portugal Cove St. Philips was created by the Town Council under the Sub-Section 200(2) of the Municipalities Act of Newfoundland and Labrador in the spring of 2010.
Heritage museum - on display are local artefacts such as the Springdale auto license plate, a pump organ, daybed, tools, rifles, words, etc.
Present programs, by performing and visual artists, which promote regional and provincial cultural activities through entertainment and education. Compiled (and filed in virtual museum of Canada) a photographic and biographical history of volunteerism by people of the region during twentieth century conflicts (world war 1 & 2, Korean war). Organized a revival of Eastport peninsula agricultural exhibition in October 2002. This traditional activity was dormant for 50 years. Sponsored and supervised the restoration of fishery built heritage premises in the community of salvage
The Association manages The Reddy House, Scotia Bank Museum, Oldest Colony Trust, By D'Rock Cafe and Craft Shop
The Barbour Heritage Village explores the lives of the Barbour family, a typical merchant family involved in the sealing and fishing industry in rural Newfoundland and Labrador.
Great music, fun competition and a whole lot of community spirit. Annual folk festival in Herring Neck feature Rodney Races.
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On display are numerous artifacts which depict the life and work of the Newfoundland inshore fisherman. An exhibit of various types of boats used in the fishery of the past are also on display.
Hindu Temple located in St. John's, Canada as part of the East Indian community.
His Secret Place, a Ministry to Missionaries (M2M) is an international retreat to equip, encourage, empower and refresh missionaries from around the world in order to help them remain in their fields.
