Lester-Garland House (Trinity Historical Society)

The Lester-Garland House is a large brick Georgian residence reconstructed as a museum and education centre in Trinity, Newfoundland, interpreting the historical trade connections between Poole, Dorset and Trinity. The museum showcases Trinity's role as a 17th–19th century commerce hub through diaries, business records, and photographic archives. Admission includes access to eight historic sites in Trinity.

Address

41 WEST STREET
Trinity
Newfoundland and Labrador
A0C 2S0
Canada

Opening Hours

June 2 to October 12, 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM daily

Sunday - Saturday: 09:30 - 17:00

Open June 2 to October 12 only.

Admission

Adult: 23 CAD

Senior/Student: 18 CAD

Children/Youth 16 and under free. Includes access to eight historic sites.

Adults: 23 CAD

Seniors & Students: 18 CAD

Children & Youth (16 and under): Free