Admiralty House is a one-storey, wooden gable-roofed, municipally-designated heritage building originally built as a wireless communications station in Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It currently serves as a museum and archives.
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This place has so much rich history and relics.
I enjoyed the tour and dialog by the staff/volunteer.
It was clean, informative and clearly a place trying to engage the community as they now have game nights and other such pilot programs.
I liked it here but it was very small and basic.
That shouldnt devalue the amazing artifacts and pride of the history and contributions at this local former communication building. I still am at awe because of it. I'm not a Newfoundlander but I felt that sense of local National and even post national provincial pride.
To be the only communication building left from that era....... What a humbling experience and...
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The venue itself was interesting and the entrance fee was reasonable. What dampened the experience were the 3 ladies(affiliated with the museum? One walked back to a staff area). They had a very loud, animated conversation in the middle of the exhibits. It was very distracting and inconsiderate. The young woman at the door did not react at all.This site needs to improve their standard of...
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We enjoyed visiting the museum! Emily's the best! She was very accommodating and she made sure she explained to us the different sections of the exhibits. We'll tell our friends to...
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