Waverley Place was built as a one story Regency style cottage in 1847. Additions to the home in 1861 and 1880 have changed it to its present-day appearance as a two story Italianate styled house.
The Museum has been restored as a period home (1901-1930) reflecting the lifestyle of a wealthy merchant family. The nine rooms with late Victorian furnishings include a parlour, dining room, conservatory, master bedroom and a girl and boy bedroom.
Family-Friendly 37 Silver Street, Bowmanville, Clarington, ON, Canada
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Bowmanville, Ontario
An 1846 water powered mill producing lumber and flour. Antique woodworking and bakery/stor…
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Oshawa, Ontario
The Canadian Automotive Museum tells the unique story of the car in Canada.
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Oshawa, Ontario
By early 1915, The McLaughlins had achieved “First Family” status in Oshawa and purcha…
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Whitby, Ontario
The oldest home in Durham Region and a stunning example of Georgian-era architecture.
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