Museum
Symmes Inn Museum
Built in 1831 by Charles Symmes, the founder of Aylmer, this heritage building located in the Old Aylmer’s heritage district is a classified historic monument and a designated National Historic Site of Canada. The Museum presents its permanent exhibition “Symmes Inn: Windows onto the Ottawa River”, which recounts (through historical figures) the various functions of this important location over the centuries. Don’t miss the short movie "Hannah - The Symmes Inn Legend", the strange story of the young Hannah Symmes who died of cold at the age of 12 in the attic of the Symmes Inn in the 1850's.
Low season schedule
Services
- Assisted wheelchair accessibilty
- Total access for the handicapped
- Accessible by public transport
- Pets
- Electric charging station
- Smoke-free
- Restaurant on site
- Free parking
- Paid parking
- Bus parking
- Free WIFI
| Meeting room | Theatre | Banquet | Area |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salle de réunion | 35 | 55 m2 / 600 pi 2 |
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