Photo: Battle Harbour Historic Buildings Southern Labrador

Historic buildings dot the landscape of Battle Harbour at the entrance to the St. Lewis Inlet in Southern Labrador, Canada where the fog remains thick in places over the island.

Historic buildings spread out across the landscape of Battle Harbour in Southern Labrador, were once homes to the first permanent settlers who came to Battle Island in 1775 to work at the fishery which was established in 1770. In 1991, the fishery was discontinued and many of the local residents abandoned their homes.Since then, starting in 1992, the Battle Harbour Historic Trust have had the buildings restored to their original condition to show tourists to Battle Harbour the way life was for the early settlers. The historic green and white building in the foreground is home to the General Store where visitors staying on Battle Island can buy necessities they may require while bedding down for a day or two.General Store and homes in the historic fishing village of Battle Harbour situated on Battle Island at the entrance to the St Lewis Inlet, Viking Trail, Trails to the Vikings, Southern Labrador, Labrador, Atlantic Canada, Canada.

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