TAKING PRIDE IN OUR PAST

Located at the northern tip of Gros Morne National Park, Cow Head is home of the longest running museum on the west coast of Newfoundland.  Founded as Tete de Vache Museum in 1975, it was relocated to the former home of  Dr. & Mrs. Henry N Payne (honorary) in June of 1999.  The museum exhibits a collection of community artifacts dating back to the early 19th century and before.

Come join us and view our many Domestic artifacts, depicting early life in a small fishing outport.

Read all about the Axe Murders of 1809; see a 700 year old walrus skull and thousands of year old archaeological artifacts.

Let us take you back in time!

An array of local handcrafted items: hand-knit sweaters, socks, mittens and hats, pottery, local jams and T-shirts can be purchased in our shop.


 

  

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OPEN DAILY DURING SUMMER MONTHS

Admission fee:

Adults - $3.00
Children under 12 - free

Visits may be arranged in off season.

Managed by:
Conservation and Heritage Committee Inc.
Cow Head, NF   A0K 2A0
Telephone 709 243-2023

Contact person: Glenda Reid Bavis
Telephone 709 243-2466
g.bavis@nf.sympatico.ca

Pamela Sheppard
Telephone 709 243-7203