The Early Lebanese Community in Newfoundland
Black and white exterior. Large two storey building in background with balcony in centre and a large bay window on the right. Two women in skirts and dresses, two young boys and an older man in suits stand on the front steps of the building. There is a fence around the building and in front of the steps are railway tracks.

The Early Lebanese Community in Newfoundland

Heritage NL 2024
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Cultures, Heritage, History

The Lebanese community has a long history in Newfoundland that is not often commemorated. This virtual exhibit delves deeper into the story behind many well-known local families across the province, exploring how one group of immigrants built a unique sense of place while retaining cultural ties to its ancestral homeland.


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