Eastern Region
Port Union National Historic District of Canada
Port Union, Trinity Bay North
Port Union National Historic District of Canada the only "union-built" town, with a social justice history depicting the vision of William Coaker and the Fisherman's Protective Union. They established a commercial and economic footing for fishermen breaking the bonds of merchants. Port Union is unique in that it was an intentional community offering a unique streetscape in a rural setting. Tours are available at the Factory Interpretation Centre. The facility includes a gift shop and free wifi!
Locations & Dates
- 67 Main Street, Port Union, Trinity Bay North
- 48.4984, -53.0808
- May 15 - Oct 31
Pricing
Adult $7, senior $6, family $15.75, youth (6-12) $5, child (under 6) free. Group rates available.
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Amenities
- Internet/WIFI
- Seniors Rates