Rideau District Museum is a local heritage museum housed in a historic former blacksmith, coffin and carriage works building that preserves and interprets the early history of the Westport area and the wider Rideau Lakes district with artifacts dating back to the early 1800s, reflecting local industry, culture, daily life, and notable artifacts such as the 1844 “Sally Grant” statue of Justice.
Attractions
Rideau Canal Museum
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- Recurrence
- May–Oct