Once you have been greeted by your hosts, you will be treated to a walk through history, through the time of the great lumber barons and of the opening of the Ottawa River Valley. The rich heritage, the luxury and the stories all come to life as you meander through a mansion that has been meticulously restored to its original splendour.

When you enter Spruceholme you are immediately transported to another time and place.

In every room you will find pieces of the past, and of George Bryson’s legacy. Look for his roll top desk and an autographed photo of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, a frequent visitor to his fellow statesman’s home in Pontiac back in Fort-Coulonge’s heyday. No matter which room you choose to stay in, you will find Bryson family heirlooms, exquisite comfort and peace. We invite you to share this living museum with us, any time of year.

Proudly under the new ownership of Jane Toller (Pitfield) great-granddaughter of the original owner of Spruceholme – George Bryson Jr.

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