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Chiefswood Museum

Chiefswood Museum

Built in 1853, Chiefswood was the childhood home of E. Pauline Johnson, renowned Canadian poet and performer. A National Historic Site, ERA provided full architectural services for the phased restoration of the interior and exterior of the house and the reconstruction of the wood-clad kitchen wing, in accordance with a conservation plan developed with Parks Canada. An interpretive program for the landscape restoration was developed with landscape historian Mark Laird.

 

Location
Ohsweken, Ontario
Client
Chiefswood National Historic Site
Partner
Mark Laird
Date
1994-2001
Expertise
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