Lamaline Heritage Museum
Main Street A0E 2C0 Lamaline, NL, Canada

The Lamaline Heritage Museum is now open for the summer season, from July 2, 2019 to August 24, 2019. We are open from 10:00 am. to 5:PM. every day. Admission $...2.00 each, family of 4, $5.00. Come and enjoy a tour of the museum, offered by one of our Museum Attendants and take a look at some of our exhibits, such as the model dory collection, handcrafted by the late Otto Kelland, displays and documentation on the Tsunami of 1929, World Wars memorabilia, and much, much more. Everyone Welcome!!! For off season visits, contact Noella at 709-857-2864. See more

The Lamaline Heritage Museum is now officially closed for the season. Many thanks to all who visited us this year and we look forward to our reopening again ne...xt summer. Although visitor count was lower this year, ( a little over 200), the many great comments that we received from our visitors and seeing their satisfaction in what they experienced at our little community museum, is what makes it all worthwhile!! For any visitors in the area in the next few weeks who would like to visit the museum, you can give me, Noella King, a call at 709-857-2864 and I'll do my best to arrange a visit for you. Again thank you to all who visited and supported our museum. See more

The Lamaline Heritage Museum is now open for the 2018 season from, from 10:00 am. to 5:00pm. daily. This schedule will continue until August 18th. Admission $2....00 per person or family of four $5.00. For off-season visits, please contact Noella King at 709-857-2864. If no answer, please leave a message and your call will be returned ASAP. Thank you and please drop by for a visit to see and hear information on the Tsunami of 1929, the Miracle Kerosene Lamp, the handcrafted dory display by the late Otto Kelland, the War Memorial room and much, much more. We also have a limited number of books on the" Miracle of the Kerosene Lamp", for sale. See more

Well another season has ended and our museum is officially closed for this year. Many thanks to all who came to visit us this year, as we had the pleasure of g...reeting some 300 visitors from all parts of the world, many who said that visiting our Museum and hearing about and seeing the data that we have on the Tsunami of 1929, was the high light of their visit to the Burin Peninsula. We look forward to reopening again next season and invite everyone to come by for a visit with us. If there are still visitors who would like to have a little visit before the Winter is upon us, please give me, Noella King, a call and I will try my best to arrange a visit. You can reach me at 709-857-2864. Once again, Thank you!!!!!! See more