Paddy Walker House

The Paddy Walker House otherwise called the Walker House is the town of Kincardine's most established building and the most established standing lodging in Bruce County, Ontario, Canada. The Walker House filled in as an inn under the administration of Paddy Walker and his relatives until 1942 when the Walker house was sold to Marie and Al Gairns. The Walker house was as yet utilized as an inn under the responsibility for also, Mrs. Gairns until the point that they chose to transform it into a staying house. After the demise of Mr. Gairns, Marie Gairns utilized the Walker House as her very own private home well into the 1990s.

The Walker House serves Kincardine and the encompassing district as a legacy focus, giving displays, programs and facilitating occasions that translate neighborhood history. The Walker House Heritage society is a gathering space for the Kincardine Heritage Society, and in addition a neighborhood exhibition hall. It is shut amid the winter months yet open amid the late spring a very long time as Kincardine's primary industry is tourism.