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“Lost at Sea…”
Originally the Yugoslav Pavilion at Expo’67 in Montreal,
the building was moved to Grand Bank and reopened as a
memorial in September 1971. The museum (resembling the
sails of a schooner) houses hundreds of artifacts such
as ship models, photographs and documents; all of which
depict Grand Bank’s rich fishing history. As you walk
inside, take note of the Grandy Dory and ask the curator
how such a small boat achieved such greatness. Ask about
its design and learn why it is different from other
Dorys.
Displayed on the exterior of the building is Atlantic
Canada’s largest mural. Painted to reflect
Newfoundland's rich history, this mural provides a
picturesque glimpse of what they are about to discover.
For more information contact:
Tel:(709) 832-1484
Fax:(709) 832 2053
Seasonal Operation: April through October
Hours of Operation
Monday - Saturday, 9 am - 4:45 pm
Sundays and July 1st, 12 - 4:45 pm
Fees:
2.50 Adult
2.00 Group Rate
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