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Musée de l'Auberge Symmes | |
 The Symmes Inn museum in Aylmer | |
| Established | 1831 (Museum established in 2003) |
|---|---|
| Location | 1 Rue Front, Gatineau, QC |
| Type | Local history museum |
| Executive director | Anyssa Doiron – Director General |
| Website | https://symmes.ca/?lang=en |
The Symmes Inn is a former inn turned museum located in the heritage district of Aylmer, Quebec.
Built in 1831 by Charles Symmes (nephew of Philemon Wright), on the banks of the Ottawa River as a part of the landing's important role as a staging ground for both settlement and the timber industry of the Upper-Ottawa River.[1] The Inn became the regional history museum in 2003.
- ^ The Aylmer Road, Diane Aldred, Aylmer Heritage Association, 1994, pg. 18-19