The Cape Fear Farm Heritage Association preserves a living portrait of early 20th-century Newfoundland outport life on the remote Cape Race peninsula, where generations of farming and fishing families forged communities against the North Atlantic wind. Located near one of the island’s most historically significant lighthouses, the Association operates a collection of restored heritage buildings and farmsteads that invite visitors to step directly into the rhythms of rural life as it existed before the era of resettlement reshaped coastal Newfoundland.
What sets this heritage site apart is its commitment to tangible, sensory …
