Welcome to the Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead
The Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead, a Natioanl Historic site is Adelaide’s childhood home. The site features 2 floors of the historic house in addition to the over 3 acres of land to explore! Changing exhibits and exciting events are presented year-round for all ages to enjoy. We are dedicated to sharing Adelaide’s message of women’s education and family nutrition. Adelaide is the Co-founder of Women’s Institutes movement along with Erland Lee and Janet Lee. The WI was founded in 1897 in Saltfleet, Ontario. The Federated Women’s Institutes of Canada, founded in 1919, purchased the property in 1959 and the Homestead now houses the National Office of FWIC/WI Canada as well as a museum.
What can we offer you?
Recent upgrades include a more accessable outdoor washroom and bicycle rack. The pavilion can now be used for 3 seasons and in addition, the driveway has been expanded to accomodate bus tours. Thanks to a genearous donation, a new steel roof has been installed. Not to mention, Addie’s Kitchen has now been certified by the Brant County Health Unit.
Need more reasons to visit us?
In addition to the availability of House tours, the pavilion can be rented for weddings, meetings, parties and for family gatherings etc. You can visit our newly expanded Gift Shop or just stop by for a chat. Our hours of operation are from 11 am to 4 pm Tuesday to Thursday, or otherwise noted in our upcoming events. You can call ahead to book your tour or make arrangements to rent the pavilion. Likewise, you can book a wedding or renew your vows. Nancy Carubba, our Musuem Manager would love to see you.
Here’s how to reach us
The Homestead is conveniently located just off Highway 24 in St. George and we are just 15 minutes from Cambridge and Brantford, 40 minutes from Hamilton and 75 minutes from the GTA.
Call 519-448-3873 for more information and don’t forget to visit our Facebook
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Learn more about Adelaide Hunter Hoodless
As can be seen by Adelaide’s story, she was a woman ahead of her time. Afterall, she is one of Canada’s most famous women. Come visit her childhood home, we’d love to see you!
Coming up at the Homestead… Events
