Harbour Grace Registered Heritage District
In 1992 the Harbour Grace Registered Heritage District was established by the Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador and the Town of Harbour Grace. Located at the end of Water Street, this district was chosen due to its historical importance and attractiveness. Historic structures in the Heritage District include the Immaculate Conception Cathedral, St. Paul’s Church, Ridley Hall Ruins, Ridley Office, Customs House (Conception Bay Museum), Hampshire Cottage (or Garrison House), Rothesay House, the Maples, and the Harbour Grace Courthouse.
Heritage Sites & Structures:
- St. Paul’s Anglican Church
- Immaculate Conception Church
- Rothesay House
- Hampshire Cottage (Garrison House)
- Harbour Grace Courthouse, National Historic Site
- The Maples
- Customs House (Conception Bay Museum)
- Ridley Hall Ruins
- Ridley Office
- Laurence Coughlan, National Historic Person
- Transatlantic Flights, National Historic Event
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- Rothesay House (1855/1906)
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- Hampshire Cottage (ca. 1826)
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- Harbour Grace Courthouse (1830)
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- The Maples (ca. 1900)
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- Conception Bay Museum (1870)
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- Ridley Hall Ruins (1834)
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- Ridley Office (1838)
Location Boundaries: Cochrane St-Harvey St / Cochrane St-Water St / Cathedral St-Harvey St / Cathdral St-Water St, Harbour Grace, NL
Publications:
- Heritage District Report (Heritage Foundation, 1992)
- People, Places & Culture Workshop Report (Heritage NL, 2018)