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Notice of Closure
Glanmore National Historic Site will be closed to the public on Saturday, May 30, 2026 for a private function. Regular museum hours will resume on Sunday, May 31, 2026 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Thank you for your understanding.
Welcome to our new website!
Welcome! We hope you find our new website helpful and easier to navigate. It's now as easy to use on your smartphone as your desktop. Take a tour and please tell us what you think.
Borrow a Museum Pass!
Visit the museum for free, borrow a Museum Pass from the Belleville Public Library!
Who were Glanmore's original residents?
Learn more about four generations of the Phillips-Burrows-Faulkner family who lived at Glanmore from 1883-1971.
What's Happening
Glanmore National Historic Site, in partnership with the Belleville Police Service, is hosting a temporary exhibit titled 190 years of the Belleville Police Service. This exhibit offers a unique opportunity to explore how policing has evolved alongside the growth of the community of Belleville. The exhibit features artifacts and archival materials from the Belleville Police Service and explores the role of policing in the community over time. The exhibit is on display in Glanmore's breakfast room on the main floor of the historic house, until September 13, 2026.
Glanmore National Historic Site, in partnership with the Belleville Police Service, is hosting a temporary exhibit titled 190 years of the Belleville Police Service. This exhibit offers a unique opportunity to explore how policing has evolved alongside the growth of the community of Belleville. The exhibit features artifacts and archival materials from the Belleville Police Service and explores the role of policing in the community over time. The exhibit is on display in Glanmore's breakfast room on the main floor of the historic house, until September 13, 2026.
Glanmore National Historic Site, in partnership with the Belleville Police Service, is hosting a temporary exhibit titled 190 years of the Belleville Police Service. This exhibit offers a unique opportunity to explore how policing has evolved alongside the growth of the community of Belleville. The exhibit features artifacts and archival materials from the Belleville Police Service and explores the role of policing in the community over time. The exhibit is on display in Glanmore's breakfast room on the main floor of the historic house, until September 13, 2026.
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