Woods Island Resettlement House and Historic Centre

Woods Island Resettlement House and Historic Centre Welcome to the page of the Woods Island Resettlement House and Historic Centre. Admission: $2 for all.

Founded in 2010 and located about a half-hour from the City of Corner Brook, the Centre - a home originally owned by former residents Victoria and Peter Hackett - explores the history of Woods Island and the former communities which makes up the Town of Humber Arm South (Halfway Point, Benoit's Cove, John's Beach, Voy's Beach and Frenchman's Cove). The Centre is owned and operated by the Town of Humber Arm South with research being done by various researchers and members of the community. Step back in time with your ancestors and relive the days of old at the Woods Island Resettlement House and Historic Centre! Open during the Summer Months, please enquire with the Town Office for exact yearly dates for inital opening and final closing.

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We welcome any and all artifacts from members and residents which can be donated to enrich our displays and understanding of the history of these places. Research for the project has been assisted by Memorial University, the Humber River Basin Project and countless local residents!

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490, Route 450
Corner Brook, NL
A0L1A0

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