The Mayflower Curling Club

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Founded in 1905, the Mayflower Curling Club is a landmark in Halifax's rich history. In 1912 the ice shed was used as a morgue for victims of the infamous Titanic sinking, and just five years later the club was destroyed in the devastating Halifax explosion. The Mayflower was rebuilt on Agricola street, where it remained until moving to its present location on Monaghan Drive in 1962.
The curling club, which houses six sheets of ice for leagues of all levels, is one of the largest clubs east of Ontario and one of the most well-known clubs in Canada. The club boasts an impressive roster of hosting 13 Canadian championships in the past 15 years, numerous provincial championships and national events. We embrace all levels of curling from beginners to competitive and we hope to see you on the ice soon.