Hear the reminiscences of the site’s interpreters, smell the salt Atlantic air, marvel at the variety of artifacts, and explore the exhibition that tells the 500-year story of Canada’s east coast fishery. Discover where cod is culture at this historic fishing premises.
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Wheelchair Access 10 Ryans Hill Rd., Bonavista, NL
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