Ireland House Museum
Built in 1837, Ireland House was home to one of Burlington’s earliest families. Descendants occupied the house until 1985. The home interprets 3 distinct time periods and showcases a collection that is largely original. Ireland House Museum consists of the family home, cottage and woodlands. The Museum offers a unique roster of educational programming, volunteer opportunities and facility rentals.
Ireland House Museum is partially accessible.
About Museums of Burlington:
Museums of Burlington proudly celebrates local heritage through unique, interactive programming and special events for all ages. With the goal of inspiring an appreciation of the past, understanding its relevance to the future and remaining a cornerstone of history, pride and identity, Museums of Burlington welcomes guests to experience our past in an authentic historical setting.
Location
2168 Guelph Line
Burlington, ON L7P 5A8
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Plan Your Visit
Ireland House Museum is open year-round. For more information, visit Ireland House Museum’s website or email museuminfo@burlington.ca.
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“A wonderful guided tour through this historic farmhouse keeps the history alive for the next generation.”
– Jane Colwell, Waterdown, ON
