The Erland Lee (Museum) Home exists in memory of Erland and Janet Lee, who, along with Adelaide Hunter Hoodless, co-founded the first Women’s Institute Branch in Saltfleet Township, Ontario, in 1897. Six generations of the Lee family resided in
the home, from its beginnings as a log cabin in 1808 through to 1972. The beautiful Carpenter Gothic facade of the home, complete with maple leaf bargeboard trim, was built by Abram Lee in 1873. The Erland Lee (Museum) Home is open for
tours from Wednesday through Saturday, and by appointment.
Erland Lee (Museum) Home
Hamilton, Ontario
- Type
- Maison-musée / Propriété familiale
- Adresse
- 552 Ridge Road, Stoney Creek, ON, Canada
Itinéraire - Heures
- The Museum is open to the public Fridays and Saturdays 11-4, or by appointment. To visit outside of regular hours please message erlandleemuseum@fwio.on.ca. The museum is available for hosting special events and photography sessions.
- Téléphone
- 905-662-2691
Commodités
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Visite guidée
Faits amusants
John Lee, who built the first home on the site was born on the HMS Victory when it was anchored in Chesapeake Bay following the American Revolution.
Endroit
552 Ridge Road, Stoney Creek, ON, Canada
Itinéraire
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