Located in Mount Pearl, NL, Admiralty House Communications Museum was originally constructed in 1914 by the Marconi Telegraph Company during the First World War as the top secret H.M. Wireless Station for the British Royal Navy.
Admiralty House shares the history of the H.M. Wireless Station, the once top-secret First World War naval communications base that the Museum is housed in, the history of communication technologies, the S.S. Florizel disaster, the Newfoundland Royal Naval Reserve, and the community of Mount Pearl.
The museum offers exhibits, programs, and events regularly through the year. If you have a community or youth group who would like to book a tour or activity, please contact our office.
We have three areas on our site that can be rented: our boardroom for small gatherings and functions, the Annex for slightly larger gatherings, functions, or events, and our garden that can be rented for weddings, showers, and other events. For more information on rentals please visit: admiraltymuseum.com
