Glanmore National Historic SiteDigital Doors Open Belleville
- In-person
- Digital Doors Open
- Kid-friendly
- National Historic Site (Canada)
- Parking
- Partial wheelchair access
- Self-guided tours available
- Washrooms
- Photography allowed
- Videos
- Virtual tours
- Activities and games
Glanmore is one of Belleville’s historical gems. Now a community museum, Glanmore was built for banker J.P.C. Phillips and his wife, Harriet Dougall Phillips. The grand house features beautifully restored interiors, period-room displays, European fine art and decorative objects. Artifacts related to local history are also included as part of the restored rooms in this historical house.
Glanmore is an excellent example of Second Empire architecture in Canada. The home — now a regional museum — was built in 1883 for banker J.P.C. Phillips. Interiors feature ornate frescoed ceilings, suspended staircases and intricate woodwork. There is much to see and do through Digital Doors Open. Explore their online collections and watch a video about the restoration of the site.
Contact info
257 Bridge Street EastBelleville, Ontario
E-mail: glanmoreinfo@belleville.ca
https://www.glanmore.ca
Architecture
Year built: 1883Building type:Historical landmarkHistorical houseMuseum
Architect: Thomas Hanley
Architectural style:Second Empire
Dates/hours open
Sep 13, 10:00am - Sep 13, 04:00pmSaturday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.