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Glanmore National Historic Site to close temporarily for exhibit installation

By Paul Martin Sep 22, 2026 | 11:12 AM

Glanmore National Historic Site will be closed to the public from Sept. 23 to 30 to allow for the installation of the museum’s upcoming Creepy Curiosities exhibit.

The temporary closure will provide staff with the time and space required to complete an expanded exhibit installation throughout the historic house.

Glanmore National Historic Site, located at 257 Bridge St. E., will reopen to the public following the installation.

The City thanks visitors for their patience and understanding during the temporary closure and looks forward to welcoming them back to experience Creepy Curiosities.

For more information about Glanmore National Historic Site, visit Glanmore.ca.