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Grand Bay-Westfield, NB Canada E5K-3B4 phone (506) 757-8608
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no pets please |
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a Province of New Brunswick Designated Historic site |
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Grand Bay-Westfield, NB Canada E5K-3B4 phone (506) 757-8608
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no pets please |
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. Open for the season on May 1st |
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| Prices range from $ 19.95 to $ 31.95 and include, as well as a fresh Atlantic lobster, dinner rolls, steamed mussels, homemade potato salad, cole slaw, lots of drawn butter or homemade mayonnaise, delicious homemade desserts and hot beverage. Bibs, lobster picks and crackers are provided. |
| Our Lobster Suppers are by reservation only and MUST made in advance. We can accommodate up to 20 Lobster Lovers, in a private setting, any day of the week. |
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Vacation packages quoted on request |
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| Our homestead was built in 1786 by my Great-Great-Great
Grandfather, United Empire Loyalist Colonel
Henry Nase [1752 - 1836] an officer
of the Kings American Regiment out of New York. Fed up with the political
situation of the day, he fled to what is now the Province of New Brunswick.
Secure with a land grant from King George III, he worked the land he called
"MOUNT
HOPE FARM".
In her book "Westfield: A History Told by Residents" author and historian Susanne Sutton refers to MOUNT HOPE FARM as the Architectural Gem of Westfield. The area is well known for being FOG and SMOG free. While the weather can be miserable just 5 miles away, "the sun always shines in Westfield". The beautiful Saint John River is only minutes away and our front door is a stones throw from the Nerepis River. Golfing, swimming, fishing, bird watching and boating are some of the many activities available in the immediate area. We know you will enjoy your visit with us ! Charlotte (Nase) Lohnes, Proprietor |
While we have modernized the house, we have retained MOST of the architectural
characteristics that give it a great feeling of warmth, charm and comfort.
Antiques and interesting historical manuscripts are on display, including
my Grandfather's handwritten diary commenced in 1776.
