Glanmore National Historic Site

GLANMORE HOUSE’S VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS EXHIBIT IS ON NOW!

In the heart of Belleville’s historic Old East Hill neighbourhood, you can find Glanmore National Historic Site, built in 1882-1883 for wealthy banker John. Phillips and his wife Harriet Dougall Phillips. Take a step inside to see beautiful interior, restored to its 1880s appearance, and including wonderful hand-painted ceilings, ornate woodwork and reproductions of the original Wilton carpets. The exterior and surrounding grounds have also been accurately restored.

Glanmore features their Victorian Christmas exhibit starting November 12th and is included with regular museum admission.

For more information about Glanmore, visit www.glanmore.ca

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OTHER WAYS TO EXPLORE BELLEVILLE’S HISTORY

Explore 200 Years of History. Belleville is rich in heritage and culture that can explore and learn about first hand.

Here are three fantastic self-guided tours: City Hall, Designated Historic Sites and Places of Worship. Each tour offers a glimpse into the heritage of Belleville and is the perfect way to explore the sights and sounds of our beautiful City.

The City Hall Walking Tour

Once named the Town Market Building, the Belleville City Hall was built in 1872 and features stunning stained glass windows, original bricks and wooden trusses.

This majestic historical building is one of the City’s most impressive structures and includes beautiful views overlooking the Moira River.

The public can tour City Hall anytime during regular business hours Monday-Friday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Designated Historic Sites Walking Tour

Learn about Belleville’s history through the designated heritage properties located throughout the City. There are 33 designated sites included on this tour, all with their architectural history preserved.

Places of Worship Walking Tour

This self-guided tour takes a look at the many churches and sites in Belleville along Church Street and other places near the downtown core. This tour is designed with City Hall as the starting point and takes approximately two hours to visit all 20 sites.

Click here to download your copy of the Heritage Guide with all three walking tours included.