The John C. Crosbie Sealers Interpretation Centre is a unique facility, featuring a striking museum and art gallery, as well as a powerful seaside memorial statue and monument. Through artifacts, fine art and multimedia, the museum vividly brings to life the stories of the sealers of this province. Discover the rich history of our sealing industry; its vital role in subsistence living, the rise and decline of the industry, and the risks sealers faced and the disasters they experienced. Afterwards, visit our nearby sealers memorial and monument to learn more about the 1914 Newfoundland Sealing Disaster, as well as the local connection to the tragedy. Our gift boutique and memorial site kiosk feature souvenirs for purchase and opportunities to expand your knowledge of the industry.