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THE DISCOVERY TRAIL Shopping East Coast Glow

East Coast Glow
82 Church Street, Bonavista
T: 709.66.0711
www.eastcoastglow.ca
East Coast Glow transforms wildcrafted
ingredients, gathered by hand in
Newfoundland & Labrador, into powerful
skin tonics made from pure iceberg
water and wild botanical distillates, pure
essential oils and powerfully infused Mockbeggar Plantation
plant oils, butters and waxes. Provincial Historic Site
Mockbeggar Road, Bonavista
Ryan Premises Heritage Shop T: 709.468.7300
Ryan Premises National Historic Site www.seethesites.ca
Bonavista
T: 709.468.7810 The Mockbeggar Plantation was the former
www.historicsites.ca/ryan-premises residence of politician and Confederation advocate
F. Gordon Bradley. Today, this site tells the story of
At the Heritage Shop, our rich history and life in Newfoundland in the 1930s and 1940s, when
culture is interpreted through fine crafts, the issue of whether to join Canada or remain an
gifts, literature, music, and art. Proceeds independent nation was on everyone’s lips.
from your purchase support heritage
outreach projects and the enhancement Ryan Premises National Historic Site
of our National Historic Sites. 72 Confederation Drive, Bonavista
T: 709.468.1600
Things to See & Do www.pc.gc.ca/ryanpremises
Attractions On Bonavista’s scenic harbour, knowledgeable
interpreters, diverse exhibits and displays within
Mercantile Premises the Ryan Premises’ restored buildings bring to life
Provincial Historic Site a 19th century Newfoundland fishing enterprise
Bonavista Peninsula, Trinity and tell the tale of Canada’s East Coast fisheries
T: 709.464.2042 dating back 500 years.
www.seethesites.ca
Trinity Visitor Centre
In the 18th century, when Trinity was a Provincial Historic Site
bustling, thriving seaport, with shipbuilding, Bonavista Peninsula, Trinity
the fishery, and importing and exporting all T: 709.464.2042
taking place, the Mercantile Building was www.seethesites.ca
a hive of activity. The Mercantile Premises
is one of the last buildings remaining Begin your Trinity Experience here. Purchase
from a complex of warehouses and tickets for all seven sites, pick up a map, and
workshops that once lined Trinity’s shore. get your bearings. A new interactive exhibit
orients visitors to the story and people
of Trinity and the “Bight”.

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