Eastern Region
Mercantile Building Provincial Historic Site
Trinity
In the 1700s, when Trinity was a bustling, thriving seaport the Mercantile Premises was a hive of activity. This is where fishermen came from all over the Bight to trade their fish for supplies, and where the Lester-Garlands, later the Ryans, kept track of their fortune. The Mercantile Premises is one of the last buildings remaining from a complex of warehouses and workshops and that once lined Trinity's shore. Today, visitors can explore the 1820s counting house and an early 20th century shop.
Locations & Dates
- West Street, Trinity
- 48.3718, -53.3599
- May 18 - Oct 11
Pricing
Adult $6, senior/student $4, child (16 & under) free. Seasons pass to all 12 Provincial Historic Sites $25.
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Amenities
- Building capacity approximately 25 people
- Seniors Rates