SIGNAL HILL
Since 1762
Historical Landmark, National Historic Site, Gift Shop, Historic Sites, Historic Walking Areas, Commemoration Events, Visitor Centre Exhibition, Signal Hill Tattoo Uniform Fund, Cabot Tower Refurbishment, The Canadian Art Print Portfolio, Queen's Battery Barracks Reconstruction, Military Bases & Facilities
An excellent example of late-gothic revival architecture the tower was designed by St. John’s architect William Howe Greene - It has been a part of this province’s military and communications history and has shaped Newfoundland’s place in the world
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COMMISSARIAT HOUSE
Since 1820
Landmark, Historical Buildings, House, Architectural Buildings, Heritage Sites, Calendar of Events, Group Tours, Guided Torus, Programs, Costumed Interpretation, Aboriginal, Archaeology, Hiking and Walking, Lighthouses, Birds, Whales & Icebergs
Free Admission: Children & Youth (16 & under) - It is still one of the finest examples of Georgian architecture in the province - It was built both at the end of British naval rule in Newfoundland and at the end of almost two centuries
Price: Adults $6
Seniors (+60) & Students (Valid Student ID) $4
Group Rate $3
Season Pass (Single Entry to All Provincial Historic Sites for One Season) $15
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GOVERNMENT HOUSE
Since 1827
Landmark, Historical Places, Architectural Buildings, Government House, Greenhouse and Grounds, Guided Tours, Group Tours, Gardener's Corner, Functions, Camp, House Furniture, Entertaining a Salon, Dining Room & Ballroom
Free Admission - It is fully accessible for persons with a disability - The building plans for Government House were drawn up in England - The two-storey building consists of a center block flanked by slightly lower wings on the east and on the west
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