Elsie Perrin
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The Estate house is able to accommodate 68 people for a seated dinner and 120 people for a cocktail style reception. A tent on our expansive grounds can accommodate up to 150-seated guests.

Off season rates are available for weddings in November and in January through April. Contact us for our current rates and packages.

Wedding table setting with black chairs by Raw Footage

What’s included in an event at
Elsie Perrin Williams Estate?

Round Tables:

8 – 5 ft round tables that seat 7 – 10 people
2 smaller round tables

Rectangular Tables:

6 – 6ft tables
2 – 8 ft tables

Wooden Tables:

Various wooden “living” tables (original to the house)
3 small wood tables

Additional Details:

Chairs: 96
Three fireplaces on the main level
A staff member will be on site during the event
Event attendees are permitted to use the second floor washroom and dressing spaces
We do not provide extension cords
All candles must be covered with a votive of at least 2 inches above the flame

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Our Canada Day Family Picnic was a great celebrati

Our Canada Day Family Picnic was a great celebration!

It included excellent performances by musicians Ben Heffernan and Alyssa Bart and MP Lindsay Mathyssen honoured second world war veteran Frank 'Tex' Davis with a Platinum Jubilee award.

Photo 1 📷 Alyssa Bart

Photo 2 📷 Ben Heffernan

Photo 3 📷 MP Lindsay Mathyssen awarding Platinum Jubilee Award to Frank 'Tex' Davis, a second world war veteran

Photo 4 📷 The 1st CAV ORTONA Motorcycle Unit came to show support for Frank Davis

Photo 5 📷 Enjoying the picnic

Thank you to all of our performers, volunteers, vendors, and visitors! We are grateful to have such an amazing London community.

Photos taken by Jamie Milner.

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Our Canada Day Family Picnic was a great celebrati

Our Canada Day Family Picnic was a great celebration!

It included excellent performances by musicians Ben Heffernan and Alyssa Bart and MP Lindsay Mathyssen honoured second world war veteran Frank 'Tex' Davis with a Platinum Jubilee award.

Photo 1 📷 MP Lindsay Mathyssen awarding Platinum Jubilee Award to Frank 'Tex' Davis, a second world war veteran

Photo 2 📷 Ben Heffernan

Photo 3 📷 Alyssa Bart

Photo 4 📷 The 1st CAV ORTONA Motorcycle Unit came to show support for Frank Davis

Photo 5 📷 Enjoying the picnic

Thank you to all of our performers, volunteers, vendors, and visitors! We are grateful to have such an amazing London community.

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#519London
#LondonOntario
#LondonHeritage
#CanadianHeritage

Did you know that London, Ontario used to be a hub

Did you know that London, Ontario used to be a hub for hosiery manufacturing?

"At its creation in 1911, Holeproof Hosiery, the first factory of its kind in London, employed only thirty workers.

Two decades later, Holeproof and the other new factories employed over eleven hundred people. Around the same time, just London Hosiery Mills alone was producing one hundred and fifty thousand dozen pairs of stockings per year.

These companies shipped their product far and wide, from the rest of Canada to as far as New Zealand."

🖌Paige Milner, Heritage London Foundation Researcher and Fourth-Year @westernuniversity Student

@cbclondonont spoke with Paige Milner about her efforts to preserve this important piece of London history that has almost been forgotten in modern times (follow the link in our bio for the full interview.)

Learn more about London's history of hosiery, read the first instalment in our series by following the link in our bio: @ElsiePerrinWilliamsEstate

👉If you know of any women who worked in hosiery manufacturing who would be willing to share their experience, please message us directly so we can connect.

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Did you know that London, Ontario used to be a hub

Did you know that London, Ontario used to be a hub for hosiery manufacturing?

"At its creation in 1911, Holeproof Hosiery, the first factory of its kind in London, employed only thirty workers.

Two decades later, Holeproof and the other new factories employed over eleven hundred people. Around the same time, just London Hosiery Mills alone was producing one hundred and fifty thousand dozen pairs of stockings per year.

These companies shipped their product far and wide, from the rest of Canada to as far as New Zealand."

🖌Paige Milner, Heritage London Foundation Researcher and Fourth-Year @westernuniversity Student

@cbclondonont spoke with Paige Milner about her efforts to preserve this important piece of London history that has almost been forgotten in modern times (follow the link in our bio for the full interview.)

Learn more about London's history of hosiery, read the first instalment in our series by following the link in our bio: @grosvenorlodge

👉If you know of any women who worked in hosiery manufacturing who would be willing to share their experience, please message us directly so we can connect.

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#ldnont
#519london
#londonheritage
#ontarioheritage
#canadianhistory
#canadianmanufacturing

Bring the family for a Canada Day filled with fun

Bring the family for a Canada Day filled with fun right here at Grosvenor Lodge! On Friday, July 1st 2022, we will be hosting a family-friendly picnic from 11:00am to 2:30pm with:

🇨🇦 Live Music performed by Alyssa Bart and Ben Heffernan

🇨🇦 A Flag Raising Ceremony at 12:30pm

🇨🇦 Crafts, Lawn Games, and Cake!

Learn more about the event details on our website, follow the link in our bio: @grosvenorlodge

See you there!

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