Kind Remembrance and Best Wishes In the virtual exhibit Kind Remembrance and Best Wishes, you'll find christmas cards created by local artists for the International Grenfell Association and sold 'round the world. See unique depictions of christmas including nativities, local landscapes, natural beauty and more. Its our holiday greeting to all of you - across the province and around the world.
	Distinguished Service Exhibit Banners This exhibition documents the lives and experiences of the province’s soldiers and aims to encourage interest in research on the Royal Newfoundland Regiment. Located on level three at The Rooms, the exhibition focuses on the World War I service records of the Regiment, available at the archives on microfilm for the first time in this Province.
	The French Shore This website celebrates the 500th anniversary of the French in Newfoundland by presenting a collection of images from the communities which reside along the French Shore, as well as hydrographic charts created by the French during the time when France held treaty rights over the shore of the island along the Northeast Coast and the Great Northern Peninsula.
	Women in Sport In 1895 a “Lady Bicyclist” was viewed cycling through the fog of St. John’s in the company of a young man. When questioned by a reporter about the propriety of the sport, the woman replied that she not only had the right to bicycle, but also believed in “woman suffrage and all the other privileges which the advanced woman says unjust laws deprive her of.”
	Grenfell Collection Photo Exhibit The records of the International Grenfell Association (IGA) were donated to the Provincial Archives of Newfoundland and Labrador (PANL) by IGA representatives in June 1985. Since then, additional IGA-related material has been deposited at PANL from a variety of sources. Within these IGA records are a variety of record types, including textual records, photographs and photograph albums, negatives, cartographic and architectural drawings, film reels and a large collection of magic lantern slides.
	Newfoundland Salt Fisheries On this site you will have access to a wide variety of images, texts, video and audio clips, and links all related to the salt-fish processing industry and way of life that were the backbone of Newfoundland for over 400 years.

Photographer Edith S. Watson (1861-1943) spent the bulk of her life traversing and photographing North America. Her travels and images spanned the length of the eastern seaboard, however she focused her lens on rural Canada, and in particular, Newfoundland and Labrador. Her images were published in the New York Times, Toronto Star, MacLean’s and Saturday Night among other magazines and newspapers.

Her landscape photography is a testament to her keen sense of composition. Her subjects were very often women and she captured her female models in moments of reality that might otherwise have been overlooked. Edith Watson was a true documentarian who captured a sense of time and place in Newfoundland and Labrador through the eyes and lens of the outside world.

Newfoundland's unspoiled wilderness and unique character made it a popular destination for tourists looking to travel on island cruises and "The Trouter's Special" during the 1940s. When world-renowned angler Lee Wulff unlocked the well-kept secrets of the island's hunting and fishing, Newfoundland was realized as a true sportsman's paradise. Enjoy our display of new archival material including travel photographs, brochures and advertisements, and find out why vacationers nicknamed us "The Gilbraltar of North America".

An Tine Beo: The Living Tradition Newfoundland - Ireland Archival Records - visit this new information station and search photos and finding aids allowing you to begin to uncover your own Irish roots.

A project of the governments of Newfoundland and Labrador and Ireland, with generous support from Tom and Susan Foran.