In addition to the Mary March Museum (The Rooms) and our own Heritage Centre, GF-W has a few other sources of local historical objects and information.
- Harmsworth Public Library.
Open 9-5 Monday and Friday, 9-8 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
http://www.nlpl.ca/component/jumi/library.html?site_id=cgf
The collection of local publications includes
– School yearbooks (in co-operation with the Family Tree Group), assorted titles and dates.
– The Advertiser. Microfiche, from 1938 – 1990. Paper copies 1990 – present.
–Abitibi News Log and Grand Falls News, assorted dates.
- Gordon Pinsent Centre for the Arts, the Gwendolyn Cooper Gallery.
Open Monday to Friday as well as performance days, Box Office open at noon.
http://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/PlanYourTrip/Detail/22524318
The gallery houses two significant permanent collections.
-Centrall Newfoundland Visual Arts Society (CNVAS) permanent collection
-Albert Hillier collection. 20 large, original full-colour drawings on paper of historic landmarks in GF-W, most now disappeared. 8 x 10 prints of these drawings available for purchase ($10) from the Box Office at the Pinsent Centre.
- Royal Canadian Legion Branch 12.
Queen Street. 709-489-6560
Open year round during regular club hours, 2 pm to closing.
Registered museum. Guides available by appointment.
Seasonal home of Queen Street Dinner Theatre.
http://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/PlanYourTrip/Detail/210035
-WW 1 and WW 2 and militia memorabilia, photos, artifacts
- Joe Byrne Memorial Stadium and Hospitality room.
Jones Street, 709-489-0450
Open year round during regular business hours and during public events.
Contact the Recreation Department for access outside event times.
-Trophies, photos, and memorabilia of the hockey history of the stadium and of the community
