Jenniex House

Jenniex House is a two-storey wooden saltbox museum at Norris Point Lookout, above Bonne Bay. Its compact rooms add a local story to the park's big scenery: domestic life in the Jenniex family, the pulp-and-paper industry, and cod and lobster fishing. If you like small local-history museums, pair the displays with the view; if you only want the panorama, the lookout is right outside.

Augustus Major built the house in nearby Neddies Harbour in 1926. In winter 1938, it was moved across sea ice with horses; it has been relocated more than once since. That journey ties the house's displays to the working community the collection describes.

Photographer's Lookout is beside the house, with Norris Point below, Bonne Bay across the middle, and the Tablelands beyond. Keep all three in the frame to show how the settlement, bay and mountains sit together. You can park at the lookout, so you don't need a walk for the main view. The house also has a craft shop and tea room with tea, coffee, muffins and homemade bread with molasses for a mug-up. Museum visits are seasonal in summer, so check locally before planning around the indoor displays.