470 Discovery Trail, Catalina, Newfoundland & Labrador A0C 1J0

Operating as The ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 16 since 1971. This building as served as a location for many commemorative events and celebrations of all kinds over it's Fifty Two years. With more than 4600 sq ft., bordering a pond, and with a large paved parking lot, the possibilities are endless. Being offered "AS IS". In the mid 1950's plans got underway to build a Legion Hall and club to accommodate the growing membership as veterans of World War 2 returned home. In 1957, it was the victim of a hurricane and destroyed. The 2nd building was built and opened in 1959. But, it was once again the victim of disaster, this time in the shape of Fire in 1969. Priceless artifacts and memorabilia were destroyed, leaving no written records prior to 1969. But, the members would not be defeated and once again started from scratch. This current building opened it's doors on September 20, 1971. Branch 16, like other branches of the Legion, has seen many changes in recent years with the passing of time and comrades. The opportunity to breath new life back into this very significant building is now presenting itself. To all members of our Canadian Armed Forces, past, present, and future. Thank you for your service (id:27476)

Located at 470 Discovery Trail in Catalina, Newfoundland & Labrador, this property is currently for sale. The land size is under 1/2 acre, and it boasts amenities such as proximity to the highway, recreational facilities, and shopping areas.

The ownership type of this property is Freehold, and it has been operating as The ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 16 since 1971. Over the past Fifty Two years, this building has been a significant location for various commemorative events and celebrations. With over 4600 sq ft. of space, a pond bordering the property, and a large paved parking lot, the potential uses for this property are limitless. It is being offered "AS IS".

The history of this building dates back to the mid-1950s when plans were made to construct a Legion Hall and club to accommodate the increasing membership of World War 2 veterans. The original building was destroyed by a hurricane in 1957, and the second building, which opened in 1959, fell victim to a fire in 1969, resulting in the loss of priceless artifacts and memorabilia. However, the resilient members of Branch 16 persevered and opened the current building on September 20, 1971. Despite the changes brought about by time and the loss of comrades, there is now an opportunity to revitalize this historically significant building.

The property is heated using oil and has a forced air heating system. It consists of 1.00 stories and has a postal code of A0C1J0.