This Georgian style stone manor was built by Robert in 1798 and served as his residence during his lengthy career as Justice of the Peace, member of the Legislative Assembly and Commander of the 14th Lincoln Militia.

This warm and welcoming home, with its seven fireplaces, walnut woodwork and spacious rooms is an on-going restoration process. A tour of this home will include the history and architecture and also viewing of six of the rooms as well as a chance to view cooking in a historical manner in the keeping room.