Town of Millertown
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Lews Miller Room
The Lewis Miller Room Museum is located behind the fire hall in what used to be the Men's Club. Open during the summer, with bi-weekly historical exhibits showing hundreds of artifacts showcasing the rich heritage of Millertown. Here you can relive the community s history as an A.N.D. company town which supplied raw material for the newsprint mill in Grand Falls, and see the enormous billiard table donated to the town by Lord Northcliffe.
During your visit take a look at our original artwork, created by Craig Goudie of Grand Falls-Windsor, depicting the story of the Beothuks that lived along the shores of Red Indian Lake.
Our museum is open from June 27th to Sept. 02, 7 days a week from 9am-5pm, and after August 14, Monday to Friday from 9am-5pm. Our Museum co-ordinator and two summer students are available to provide you with information on the history of our town and it's many treasured artifacts. So be sure to drop by for a visit.
Lews Miller Room Displays
The Beothucks
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Miller's Town
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Logging Then and Now
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The Reindeer Trek
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By Way of Water
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Everyday Life in a Company Town
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Communication, Local and Long Distance
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Cookware, In the Camps and in the Kitchen
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Fire Fighting, Today and Yesterday
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School Memories
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At The Movies
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Shopping
Exploits Valley Royal Stores, C.T. Yates, Hoffe's Snack Bar
The Men's Club
Formed in 1937, card tournaments and billard tournaments were held
Tools of the Trade
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Winifred Kelly's (Lewis Miller's Granddaughter) Visit to Millertown
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