Reviews of Sir William F. Coaker Heritage Foundation (Museum)

67 Main St, Port Union, NL A0C 2J0, Canada

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Here we offer you the opinions of real people who bought the products and services of Sir William F. Coaker Heritage Foundation (Museum) in the territory of Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada).

Nowadays this business gets a rating of 4.6 out of 5 and the score was based on 30 reviews.

You must have seen that the average score it has is practically the best one, and it's based on a very large number of opinions, so we may conclude that the score is very reliable. If there are many people who bothered to rate when they've done well with the service, is that it works.

As you know, we do not usually bother to give tatings when they are positive and we usually do it only if we have had a problem or incidence...

This Museum is included in the category of Heritage museum.

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REVIEWS OF Sir William F. Coaker Heritage Foundation IN Newfoundland and Labrador

Anne Fearon

Nice displays

Pat Marentette

Happened upon this gem driving from Bonavista to St. John’s and decided to take the tour so glad we did! It was truly fascinating to learn about the rich history and to see the beautifully restored buildings and equipment. Well worth your time!

Alexander Love

An All right place to look in.

Raymond L

Historically significant

Bruce Stearman

A little known Union hero for fishermen in Newfoundland where the fish buyers ran the stores and made sure the fishermen could never get ahead. William Coaker helped change that.

Lynn Taylor

Such an interesting historical site to visit within a small town that is full of innovation and friendship. I have spent 3 weeks in residency here and still have not seen everything. The Adovacate Press has been a delight.

Edgar Hussey

Kevork Peltekian

Gerald Singh

Interesting place to see a potential alternative to resource based town development

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Steve Thomas

Love the history and how the town was formed. Starting from next to nothing and follow vision that transformed into a functional town. From the power station to fish plant all inspired a union town. Peaceful and calming town. Must visit if you ask. Town is being restored to its natural glory.

noah gallant

This place was fantastic, the staff were extremely friendly and helpful and especially informative. This made it a very welcoming and informative atmosphere. The buildings themselves were almost completely intact and coakers house is magnificent. I would highly recommend visiting and starting at the small museum where the lady will give you a short but complete history of the entire site.

A. Lehrer

Take the Factory tour. Fascinating history of North America's only community founded by a trade union.

Dungeons Distillery Ltd

Neat

Ken Thomas

Very nice atmosphere & staff. A lot to learn about & see.

James Dwyer

Beautifully restored village, a work in progress.

Jeff Caravan

Awesome history. Wish we had more time.

Amanda Joy

Roman Parsons

Peggy O

Very interesting. Guide very knowable. Impressive old newspaper equipment.

Debbie Dominaux

Awesome !

Edith Samson

Mike Foley

Elaine

Port Union is a unique experience. Folks here are knowledgeable about the history and love sharing it. Very friendly, had a great tour. It's interesting to see why and how unions began by caring for the well being of the workers.

Dave Roberts

Did not visit museum but was an interesting site. Lower Cambrian fossils on rock at base of steps on board walk. Picnic tables. Ruined workers houses up the hill above the main street.