When folks think of Newfoundland, they often picture the colourful row houses and its unique architecture and scenery. Classic Victorian designs drape the St. John's downtown streets. The row houses are beautiful, yes, but there is a lot more to be found when looking at the buildings of this wonderful province, such as the ones depicted in this print by Jud Haynes. In this print, examples of Saltbox style houses and lighthouses can be found, and it encapsulates Newfoundland's architectural style.
