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Clarenville Heritage Museum (Railway Station)

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The Clarenville Heritage Museum is located at the former CN Railway Station at Stanley’s Cresent. The museum preserves items pertaining to the railway, shipbuilding, logging and the transatlantic telephone cable. 

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