cute little town of Arnprior

 

The Arnprior & District Museum is situated in the former Post Office built in 1896. Based on a design by Thomas Fuller, who was the architect of the original Parliament Buildings in Ottawa (c. 1860), it was saved from demolition by the generosity of David and Jessie Gillies in the early 1960s. This designated building is now recognized as the symbol of the Town of Arnprior. We frequent Arnprior on an regular basis, convenience and location are the key. The sleepy little town hosts a number of retail stores that we support on a regular basis. No high traffic areas, high priced parking or crowds. The town also has a sizable hospital and a short waiting list which also makes it an attraction on our list. Not only is it close to home it is a pretty scenic drive through horse country to our destination