The Olde Brake House Museum
Where History Meets Hospitality
Set in the scenic Bay of Islands, Newfoundland & Labrador, The Olde Brake House Museum invites you to experience a harmonious blend of rich history and modern comforts. Whether you’re seeking professional retreats, holiday accommodations, or hosting group events, this remarkable venue is your gateway to relaxation and connection.
Built in the 1800s, the museum embodies the craftsmanship of its era, featuring posts and beams sawed by a pit saw and charming bay windows overlooking the Humber Arm. The ten preserved rooms, complete with original artifacts crafted by renowned Newfoundland furniture maker William Winter, offer an authentic glimpse into life as it once was.
Professional Retreats
Designed to inspire, our retreats bring students and professionals together, fostering enthusiasm, lifting spirits, and encouraging meaningful dialogue in a serene, distraction-free environment.
Holiday Accommodation
With accommodations for up to 12 guests, The Brake House offers self-catered stays in a living museum space. Perfect for families or small groups, it’s a home away from home—ideal for unwinding, refreshing, and refocusing amidst spectacular scenery.
Group Events
From workshops and conferences to intimate wedding parties and joyous celebrations, The Brake House caters to events of up to 40 guests. Whether inside the elegant museum house or on the stunning grounds overlooking the Blow Me Down Mountains, it’s a place where memories are made.
A Venue with Heart
The Olde Brake House Museum is more than a destination—it’s a space for connection and growth, where visitors can step away from the world and build strong bonds in a unique outport setting. With a growing reputation built on exceptional hospitality and a spectacular location, we’re here to make every stay or event unforgettable.
Our experienced team offers event planning assistance, catering services, and guidance on local adventures, ensuring your experience runs smoothly and exceeds expectations. Contact us today to explore the possibilities at The Olde Brake House Museum.
