Opportunity to step back in time at Hamiltons historic houses
For those who want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city during the holiday rush and take a step back in time to the days when life was slower and sweeter, during the month of December, they will have the opportunity to experience what Christmas was like at one of Hamilton’s beautiful historic homes.
Visitors to Battlefield House Museum and Park can enjoy a walk about the serene winter landscape of the grounds before taking a guided tour of the stately home, where the sights and aromas of 19th century holiday cheer welcome one and all.
Whitehern Historic House offers a rare peek at a combination of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian time periods all in one home, as it remained in the care of the McQuestern family through three generations.
At Dundurn Castle, the Hamilton Garden Club has set the scene of Victorian tradition and visitors can enjoy a one-hour tour of the Italianate-style villa. The former Hayloft on the upper level of the Coach House is available to book for meetings and receptions outside of regular hours.
Information about admission fees and hours of tours at each historic home can be found on the city website or by contacting the sites directly. To reach a wider audience, venues like these can use flyer and poster printing to further encourage visitors to visit.
Visitors to Battlefield House Museum and Park can enjoy a walk about the serene winter landscape of the grounds before taking a guided tour of the stately home, where the sights and aromas of 19th century holiday cheer welcome one and all.
Whitehern Historic House offers a rare peek at a combination of Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian time periods all in one home, as it remained in the care of the McQuestern family through three generations.
At Dundurn Castle, the Hamilton Garden Club has set the scene of Victorian tradition and visitors can enjoy a one-hour tour of the Italianate-style villa. The former Hayloft on the upper level of the Coach House is available to book for meetings and receptions outside of regular hours.
Information about admission fees and hours of tours at each historic home can be found on the city website or by contacting the sites directly. To reach a wider audience, venues like these can use flyer and poster printing to further encourage visitors to visit.