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Eastern Region
Trinity
Jun 15 - Sep 30
Fort Point was established in 1748 by the British in order to protect the mercantile assets that had been established in Trinity. The Fort was destroyed in 1762 by the French during a take over of the Town however was rebuilt in 1812. The site in 1871 became a Light House Station and was operated as such with a year round Light House Keeper until the 1990s. Fort Point today is still operational as a Light House Station and interpretation is provided on the history of the Fort over the years.
$5 per person for just Fort Point or $23.00 per adult or $18.00 seniors/students for Trinity Experience pass that includes admission to the Visitors Centre, Lester-Garland House, Lester-Garland Premises (Ryan’s Shop), Cooperage, Green Family Forge, Hiscock House, Trinity Museum and Fort Point.Contact this operator directly for information on their accepted electronic payment options.
Trinity Historical Society Archives
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Church of the Most Holy Trinity
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St. Paul's Anglican Church
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Sir Richard Whitbourne National Historic Site Plaque
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Cooperage
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Green Family Forge
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