The Manor House

Sir John Johnson House

of Williamstown, eastern Ontario

(A National Historic Site)

Along the banks of the Raisin River is one of the oldest homes in Ontario. This five-bay Georgian-style log house was constructed for Sir John Johnson between 1784 and 1792. With its associated grist and saw mills, the house became a focus for the community of United Empire Loyalists and later, for the fur traders of the North'west Company.

Hours When Open Tuesday/Thursday 1400 to 1600 1830 to 2100 Wednesday / Friday 1400 to 1600 Saturday 1000 to 1200

 

	This is a closeup photograph of the house from the lawn.
Sir John Johnson House now functions as an attractive community library.

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