The Hiscock House Stroll through the streets of Trinity where time has stood still. Learn how feisty Emma Hiscock didn't let widowhood stand in her way when she needed to support her family. Look back to a time when the kitchen was the heart of the home and "the devil made work for idle hands."  In this house, which remained in the same family until it was restored during the 1980s, you can now see how people lived back in 1910.

Facilities and Services:

• Guided tours are available
• You'll probably see someone in period clothing doing period activities.
• Other heritage facilities and dramatic presentations available in the community.
• There's a gift shop at the Hiscock House.
• Motorcoach parking available near site.
• Restaurants and gift shops are located throughout the community
• Located close to the locally operated Lester Garland House, Green Family Forge and Trinity Museum.

Admission:
Age 13 years and older $3.00

Group and family rates available  

This admission includes all three Provincial facilities. For an additional fee, a package including the Trinity Museum, the Green Family Forge, and the Lester-Garland House can be purchased.  

Admission to any of the six historic attractions in Trinity including the three Trinity Provincial Historic Sites (The Trinity Interpretation Centre, The Lester-Garland Premises and The Hiscock House) and three community-operated sites (the Trinity Museum, the Green Family Forge, and the Lester-Garland House) can be purchased at any one of these sites.  

Contact during season:
Joan Kane
Hiscock House, Church Road, Trinity
(709) 464-2042 
trinity@nf.aibn.com

Postal Address:

P.O. Box 8700

St. John’s, NL

Facsimile: (709) 464-2349

Year-round contact:
Linda Badcock, Historic Sites Officer
Telephone:  (709) 729-0592
Facsimile:  (709) 729-7989
tourisminfo@gov.nl.ca
1-800-563-6353

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