Cabot Tower, Signal Hill is Closed for the Season
Cabot Tower will is now closed for 2011, it will reopen in spring 2012. It’s been a great season and we look forward to seeing everyone again next year!
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The Heritage Art Gallery Presents: The Goat Who Stole Christmas
The Heritage Art Gallery is proud to present new work by Cara Kansala and Pam Dorey in “The Goat Who Stole Christmas.” The collaboration of these two artists creates vibrant, energetic work destined to delight the viewer and bring the holiday spirit closer. Join us on Sunday, November 13th from 2-4pm for the opening celebration. [...]
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Call for Nominations – The 2012 Manning Awards
The Historic Sites Association is accepting nominations for the Manning Awards for Excellence in the Public Presentation of Historic Places
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The 2011 Bartlett Lecure
Friday, September 23rd the Historic Sites Association will be holding the 9th annual Bartlett Lecture. The lecture, which takes place in Brigus, will be held this year by CBC Journalist Ted Blades who will bring his unique perspective to the portrayal of Captain Robert Bartlett in film. The lecture will be held at 8:00pm St. [...]
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The Heritage Art Gallery Presents: Inclined to Align
Featuring works by many local artists Inclined to Align is about the rowhouse, St. John’s most iconic building styles. The show will run from August 21st to September 30th with works for sale at the 2nd floor of the Heritage Shop at 309 Water St.
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Book Launch: Ted Rowe’s Heroes & Rogues
Tuesday July 26th the Historic Sites Association, with Creative Book Publishing will be launching Ted Rowe’s new book Heroes & Rogues and the Story of Heart’s Content. Ted Rowe will give a talk on his book and will be followed by a reception. Location: 2nd Floor of the Heritage Shop at 309 Water St. [...]
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Book Launch: James Candow’s The Lookout
The Historic Sites Association with Creative Book Publishing is proud to announce that James Candow’s The Lookout, A History of Signal Hill will be launched on July 21st. The launch, which will include a lecture by James Candow followed by a reception, will take place at the Signal Hill Visitors Centre at 7pm. All Are [...]
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Bartlett Will be Celebrated for the Right Reasons
The Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador has long been committed to preserving and celebrating the legacy of Capt. Robert Abram Bartlett of Brigus.
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Bassler Book Claims Writer’s Prize
Dr. Gerhard Bassler’s Vikings to U-Boats: The German Experience in Newfoundland and Labrador was named the winner of the Writers’ Alliance of Newfoundland and Labrador 2007 Heritage and History Book Award.
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Province, Nation to Celebrate Capt. Bob Bartlett
For the second time in as many months the federal government has announced $552,000 will go towards helping celebrate the life and adventures of Capt. Bob Bartlett.