Eldon House is 175 years old!  Share in the celebrations all year long!

Eldon House was built for John and Amelia Harris in 1834, who moved into it with their eight children.  Set on a piece of high ground overlooking the forks of the Thames, near the District courthouse, which still stands today, this home has been open to public visitors since the 1960's, when it was gifted to the city as a museum.  Londoners can be proud of this important piece of architecture and its upkeep, making this home one of the premier heritage properties in Ontario. 

From September 2009 to August 2010, plans are underway to celebrate this special year.  Visit www.eldonhouse.ca for a complete list of events.