Free Self-Guided Tours at Chiefswood National Historic Site
Chiefswood National Historic Site Ohsweken, OntarioHeritage, Indigenous — Collective Creation, Talks and Discussion
As a participant of Culture Days 2018, Chiefswood will be offering free self-guided tours to the public on Friday September 28, 2018. Come on out and learn about this amazing homestead and the family whose story captivitates all who visit!
When
| Thu 27 Sep | No events scheduled. |
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| Fri 28 Sep | 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM |
| Sat 29 Sep | No events scheduled. |
Organizer
Chiefswood National Historic Site
Chiefswood was built from 1853 to 1856 on Six Nations territory by Mohawk Chief George Henry Martin Johnson as a gift to his English bride, Emily Susannah Howells. The loving couple and their four children, Henry Beverly, Helen Charlotte Eliza (Evelyn), Allen Wawanosh, and Emily Pauline, resided at Chiefswood for 28 years. George lived out his final days at the house, with his family moving to Brantford after his passing in 1884.
Event Contact
Rebecca Rizzo
coordinator[at]chiefswoodnhs[dot]ca
Website
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This event is in English.
This event is not wheelchair accessible.
Keywords: Tour, Museum, Historic Site, All Ages
