This is an 1822 Heritage House Museum that was built for chief justice Sir William Campbell and his wife. The style of architecture is known as late Georgian palladian. Preserved to look like as it did during the 19th century the house is a precious glimpse into the lifestyles of the people of a time gone by. The house has an art gallery that cycles through exhibitions and is worth checking out. From time to time it organizes events. Check the events calendar to know what's coming up next. 

• Limitedly Disabled accessible.
• Contact the museum if you want to arrange for a group of guided tour.

• Seniors (65+), Youth (13-18): $4
• Children (5-12): $3
• Children (under 5): Free
• Guide for the disabled: free

• Closed: Good Friday to Easter Monday, Canada Day and Canadian Thanksgiving weekend.

• Subway 1; Streetcar 301, 501; Buses 502 stop Queen Station.
• Buses 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 502 stop Queen St West at University Ave (Osgoode Station).
• Subway 1 stop Osgoode Station.

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