Max's House
Renovated in 2007 and refurnished in 2015, Max's House is a unique accommodation to groups, individual travelers and families visiting Labrador.
Towering at 109 feet, it is the tallest in Atlantic Canada and second highest in the country. A panoramic view of the surrounding land and sea, and a glimpse of its historical attributes can be witnessed during the 128 step adventure to the top.
Max's house is one of five historic buildings located at this Provincial Historic Site. It was the residence for very last Light keeper Max Sheppard and his family. Max became the head keeper in 1969, and was the last light-keeper of Point Amour lighthouse when he retired in 1995 after the station became automated.
Location: Point Amour
Phone: 1-709-927-5826
Towering at 109 feet, it is the tallest in Atlantic Canada and second highest in the country. A panoramic view of the surrounding land and sea, and a glimpse of its historical attributes can be witnessed during the 128 step adventure to the top.
Max's house is one of five historic buildings located at this Provincial Historic Site. It was the residence for very last Light keeper Max Sheppard and his family. Max became the head keeper in 1969, and was the last light-keeper of Point Amour lighthouse when he retired in 1995 after the station became automated.
Location: Point Amour
Phone: 1-709-927-5826