Nestled in the heart of Manotick village, Dickinson House shares a remarkable past rooted in Canadian history and industrial ingenuity. Built in 1867 Dickinson House displays the heritage home of Moss Kent Dickinson, the founder of a milling enterprise on the shores of the Rideau River that became the foundation for the Village of Manotick.
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Ottawa, Ontario
A functioning water powered flour mill built in the 1860s.
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Ottawa’s oldest wood-frame house with architecture reflecting 150 years of habitation.
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In operation since 1973, the OTM presents the story of Ottawa south’s rural heritage.
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A superb example of decorative Queen Anne Revival architecture, the house was built in 188…
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