Montgomery’s Inn
 4709 Dundas Street West
Etobicoke, Ontario
M9A 1A8

 Montgomery's Inn, constructed in 1830,
is considered to be one of the finest examples
of Loyalist or late Georgian architecture in Ontario.

The main front door, surrounded by sidelights
and overhead fanlight, is typical of this style.

Originally the rubble stone exterior of the inn
was covered with pebble dashed stucco,
with details pointed to resemble proper cut stone,
which added to the formal Georgian appearance.

In 1967 the stucco was removed.

The building's original owner, Irish immigrant
Thomas Montgomery operated a successful hotel
and tavern here until 1855.

Since then, the Inn has had a checkered existence,
serving as a residence for tenant farmers
and a church and community hall.

In 1962, a developer purchased the Inn and sold it
to the Etobicoke Historical Society.

The Inn opened as a museum in 1975.

The interior of the Inn is restored to
the period 1847-1850.

Admission
Adults   $4.00
Youth and Seniors  $2.00
Children   $1.00
Family   $10.00

Parking
Free - on site

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Please note
our new hours

CLOSED Mondays

Tuesday through Saturday
1:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Tea Room
2:00 PM to 4:30 PM
$4.00