Erland Lee (Museum) HomeDoors Open Hamilton
- Guided tours available
- Kid-friendly
- National Historic Site (Canada)
- Partial wheelchair access
- Site has blue and gold provincial plaque
- Photography allowed
The Erland Lee (Museum) Home is a National Historic Site that serves to tell three stories: that of the Lee family (who lived in the home from 1808-1970), the Stoney Creek community and the Women's Institute (which was founded in the home's dining room in February 1897). The Lee Home is a beautiful example of carpenter's Gothic architecture.
Contact info
552 Ridge RoadStoney Creek, Ontario
E-mail: erlandleemuseum@fwio.on.ca
https://erlandleemuseum.ca
Architecture
Year built: 1808; 1860 (addition); 1873 renovations and carriage house additionBuilding type:AttractionHistorical landmarkHistorical houseMuseum
Architect: John Lee (1808); Abram Lee (1860 and 1873)
Architectural style:Gothic revival
Dates/hours open
May 02, 10:00am - May 03, 04:00pmSaturday and Sunday: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.





