The Old Courthouse

Where justice is served with a side of fries.

Get behind bars and dine in jail cells where prisoners awaited their fate. Sip spirits in the courtroom haunted by the last woman hanged in Newfoundland. Still with its original stonework and architecture from 1830, the Old Courthouse stands as the oldest public house in the province, a National Historic Site of Canada, and a treasure trove of forgotten history.

Guilty pleasures.

All rise. Courtroom #2 is in session, with a prohibition-style speakeasy and jail cell restaurant. No password or secret knocks necessary. Sip on legal libations with a meal worthy of your last, or savour the taste of freedom and local brews in the jail yard beer garden. For an unforgettable wedding or event space, head upstairs to the Old Courtroom.

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