French Shore Interpretation Centre
Région touristique : White Bay Central
In February 2000, the French Shore Historical Society was formed with a mandate to preserve the history and material culture surrounding the communities of Conche, Croque, St. Julien's/Grandoies, and Main Brook. The towns are located within a region historically known as the Petit Nord of the French Shore. The old Grenfell Nursing station located in Conche is now the French Shore Interpretation Centre and is home to an exhibit "Quest for Cod" and also home to the "French Shore Tapestry".
Renseignements sur les collections
Our collections consist of Original French documents, fishing gear and household items from the 19th century to tell the story of the French Migratory Fishery.
Nombre approximatif d'objets ou de spécimens dans la collection : 150
Archives
We have a small archive collection consisting of manuscripts, photographs and historical maps from the French Shore
Prints and Drawings •
Manuscripts •
Photographs
Arts décoratifs
The "French Shore Tapestry", which is a 222 foot long tapestry produced over the past three years to tell some of the stories of the French Shore since the beginning of time.
Textiles or Tapestries
Histoire humaine
We interpret the French Migritory Fishery on the French Shore from the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.
Fisheries
Services
Services de recherche
Archival Records •
Information Centre •
Laboratory •
Conference or Symposium
Programmes Éducatifs
Demonstrations
Autre : How to use French Bread Oven
How to use Bayeux stitch to create an embroidery
Information aux Visiteurs
Guided Tours
: English
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Information Centre or Desk
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Meeting Room Rental
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Nature Trails, Walks or Gardens
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Parking Facilities
: Free
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Gift shop
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Special Needs Facilities
: Washrooms
: Wheelchair access
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Washrooms
Autres visites guidées : Walking Tours of Historic Area, Basque Chaloupe Tour
Services de bénévoles
Volunteer Training Offered
Nombre de bénévoles : 20
Tâches : Archival Activites, Entertainment for Events, Guiding, hosting.
Services de restauration
Picnic Area
Autre : Coffee shop, B&B and Restaurant located in community
Services Internet
Publications et produits
The French Shore Historical Society developed a booklet "The Quest for Cod" based on the Exhibit housed in the French Shore Interpretation Centre.
Books •
Brochures •
Newsletters •
Posters •
Commemorative Souvenirs
Carte
Emplacement
| Adresse : |
P.O. Box 29 Conche, Newfoundland and Labrador A0K 1Y0 Voir la carte |
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| Téléphone : | 709 622-3500 |
| Télécopieur : | 709 622-3510 |
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Heures d'ouverture
Période :
Seasonal
-French Shore Interpretation Centre
-Walking trails open from May - Oct
Ouvert : (May - Sept)
Monday to Friday 9am - 12pm 1pm-5pm
Saturday 11am -5pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm
Fermé :
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Mardi
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Mercredi
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Jeudi
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Vendredi
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Samedi
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Dimanche
Droits d'entrée :
Charged
Adults - $8
Students and seniors - $5
age 12 and under - free
Family $20 (includes 2 adults and 2 children 12-18)


