Description

Note: First picture taken after restoration, second picture taken before restoration.

William Samson’s Stage is a wooden two storey building with a slightly rounded roof and is clad in narrow clapboard. It was built on Flat Island circa 1877 by William Samson. It was moved to Salvage and was later owned by Francis and Eugene Oldford. It was restored in 2003 with the help of the Fisheries Heritage Preservation Program.

Statement of Significance

Location and History

Location

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