Road to Yesterday Museum

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321 Water St
Bay Roberts, Newfoundland and Labrador A0A
+1 (709) 786-3482
https://bayrobertsheritage.com

The Road to Yesterday Museum and Christopher Pratt Gallery in Bay Roberts, Newfoundland and Labrador, is operated by the Bay Roberts Heritage Society, established to preserve and present the rich history and culture of the Bay Roberts area. Founded in 1989, the Society works to protect historical artifacts, local heritage, and the cultural landscapes of the Town, ensuring that vital connections to the past are maintained for future generations.

The organization's emblematic logo symbolizes the marine heritage of Bay Roberts, with elements representing the codfish industry, which was pivotal in the region's development. Through various projects and community engagement efforts, the Society continues to honor its mission of safeguarding local history while fostering a deeper appreciation for the area's cultural significance.

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