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National Parks and National Historic Sites of Canada in Newfoundland and LabradorHawthorne Cottage National Historic Site of CanadaNestled in historic Brigus, Hawthorne Cottage National Historic Site of Canada and its furnishings offers a glimpse of the life of Captain Robert Bartlett, one of Canada’s foremost Arctic explorers. In 1908, Bartlett was captain of the Roosevelt, the ship which took Robert E. Peary to Ellesmere Island, prior to his trip to the North Pole. Built in 1830, Hawthorne Cottage is one of the few remaining intact examples of the picturesque or “cottage ornée” architectural style in Newfoundland. The site is operated by the Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador, a non-profit heritage organization. Getting ThereBrigus is approximately a one-hour drive west of St. John’s. Turn right off the Trans-Canada Highway onto Rte 70. Travel approximately 18 km and turn right again at Rte 60 and follow the signs to Brigus. Making the Most of Your Visit
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Hours of OperationTelephone : (709) 528-4004 (summer only) E-mail: info@historicsites.ca Season & Hours of Operation
Entry Fees Individual admission tickets give you access to Hawthorne Cottage. Special events (i.e. theatrical performances) on site grounds are extra. Payment Cash, VISA, American Express, MasterCard, EnRoute/Diners Club and Interac.
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