Dundurn Castle

Dundurn Castle is a memorable neoclassical manor on York Bouled in Hamilton. The 1,700 sq.m house took three years and $175,000 to fabricate, and was finished in 1835. The forty room mansion included the most recent accommodations of gas lighting and running water. It is at present claimed by the City of Hamilton, which acquired it in 1899 or 1900 for $50,000. The City has spent about $3 million remodeling the site to make it open to people in general. Dundurn Castle works as a community historical center, and its grounds house different attractions. Dundurn Park and its related green spaces are top picks for wedding pictures. The Cockpit Theater every so often housed open air occasions and shows.

Dundurn Park has its own particular imprudence, only east of the chateau. Satisfying its motivation, it had befuddled a few people who had thought of it as a theater, a clothing, a boat shelter, a rich, an office, a sanctuary for Sir Allan's Roman Catholic spouse, or even a cockfighting ring, albeit no verification of the last utilize has ever been found.