Tourism - Whitehern Historic House and Garden (McQuesten House)
N 43° 15.290 W 079° 52.323
17T E 591556 N 4789731
A City of Hamilton managed property that is a historical museum, right near downtown!
Waymark Code: WM3JVG
Location: Ontario, Canada
Date Posted: 04/13/2008
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Whitehern is a gorgeous property near the heart of Hamilton that offers public tours. It was the homestead of the McQuesten family. You can read all about this location at Whitehearn Historical Archives
Should you decide to tour the house, they do allow hand-held photography but not tripods or flash. Please also respect that during busy periods they do need to keep groups moving along as the area can be quite crowded.
The images in the gallery were all taken during a recent service call with permission from the staff member.
For access to the museum, admission and dates of operation see the City of Hamilton website for Whitehern Historic House
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