Welcome to Sunny Cottage
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The Sunny Cottage Heritage Centre is the former residence of a local merchant, Mr. John Joe Rose, and in later years was inherited by the John B. Stewart family. Sunny Cottage was built in 1907 and is one of the largest Queen Anne-style houses in Newfoundland. This Registered Heritage Structure is now a museum with artifact displays depicting various themes of Harbour Breton's rich and colourful history.
Visit Sunny Cottage and taste traditional foods that we offer to tourists in our kitchen. Feel free to chat with our friendly staff.
In 1996, Sunny Cottage was the proud recipient of the prestigious Manning Award for the preservation and presentation of historic places.
Learn about the history of Harbour Breton, the "Old Capital of Fortune Bay," as you tour this magnificient structure.
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Sunny Cottage Events
100th Anniversary Celebrations2010
Come and take part in celebrating 100 years at the Sunny Cottage Heritage Centre(Commencing late May to early September.) Performances by local artists, pea soup dinners, card games, garden party, Canada Day Celebrations & much more. Come by and chat with our friendly staff, there may even be an opportunity to taste a touton or two...
Volunteers
We appreciate and value the support and involvment of the community. To volunteer for an event or a regular activity at the cottage, please contact a member of the Corporation or Sunny Cottage directly.
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