***** Ten stars ! Great experience for all ages - history, art, nature, shopping (🙂). Perfectly captures the essence of the fisherman and the history.. A very important visit . I have not even mentioned the wonderful trip out to the cod , icebergs and top of the bay. How did we find the whole experience ? BEST KIND 💕

I had read some of the negative reviews here so had planned not to visit the museum. My wife wanted to go so we did. I am so glad I did. This is a really unique and informative place. The owner clearly has a passion for sharing and has done a remarkable job putting this museum together. Learned a lot, had some good discussions with folks there. Very glad we stopped and thanks for making this available to the public.

Fantastic, quirky museum filled with history and a fisherman’s life! We met the owner who made the museum. He is a fisherman of old and still does tours in his boat. The museum had logs books from merchants from 1907 sitting out to look at! Several videos and multiple little houses called stages that he had floated over from his dad’s. BEST 5$ spent so far!!!

There was a lot of see at this museum. It doesn’t look like it when you first enter, but there are many buildings both upstairs and down. Each room filled with a lot of family history. Tip: The gift shop was closed the day we visited. There was a guy hanging around outside that kept asking us for $5 while telling us he didn’t have the key to the office, so cash only please. It looks sketchy as there’s no booth or table set up to collect entrance fee. The guy standing outside the front entrance asking you for $5 is not a con artist. He’s not going to jump you as you pull out your wallet. Just pay the guy the $5 and he’ll let you in. If you’re unsure, just have the fiver ready.

An amazing collection of maritime artifacts housed in historic sheds. the entry is through a cute store which has many interesting and useful souvenirs for sale...can you play an "ugly stick"? The outbuildings contain many photos and artifacts from earlier fishing days. The museums are crowded with lots of items to look and examine including whale baleens, etc.