Located in the heart of beautiful Torbay, History House is your gateway to Newfoundland and Labrador’s historic Killick Coast. Our 100-year old historic premises features eight permanent exhibits, a community art gallery, an archives, and beautiful gardens. We’re also home to the Torbay Folk Arts Council and their annual summer lineup of amazing Newfoundland musicians.
Guided tours are available.
Admission by donation.
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Our historic premises was built in 1919 and served as the presbytery for Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Parish up until it was purchased by the Town of Torbay and converted into a museum in 2017.
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