The Chester Municipal Heritage Society owns and maintains three historically significant properties within Chester including Lordly House Museum, Chester Train Station, and Maple Cottage. You can find more information about each property below.
Lordly House Museum
Lordly House Museum is a fine example of Georgian architecture (c 1806). Lordly House was the family home of Charles Lordly, a prominent merchant, an entrepreneur, and the first municipal clerk. The museum showcases historical displays, and houses a local genealogy collection.
The Chester Train Station is the home of the CMHS. Inside, the Station 20 Handcraft Shoppe houses the work of local artisans and crafters, available for purchase. The station also houses historical displays and operates as a tourist centre with a comprehensive array of information on all there is to see and do in the area.
