Hours and Admission
*RENOVATION UPDATE* The Museum will be closed for the month of May while we undergo major infrastructure upgrades!
Research Appointments
The Museum provides one hour of complimentary research services. If more investigation is warranted, we ask for $25 per hour of research as a financial contribution from the researcher. These funds support the Museum’s collection and allow us to provide ongoing research services to the public.
Directions by Car, Bike, or Bus
Goulbourn Museum is located at 2064 Huntley Road at the corner of Flewellyn Road, just south of Stittsville, Ontario, in the west end of Ottawa.
Driving directions from downtown Ottawa
Take Hwy 417 West, and take exit 144 for Carp Road. Turn left onto Carp Road, and continue south toward Stittsville. Turn right on Stittsville Main Street, and continue south until you reach Stanley’s Corners at Huntley Road & Flewellyn Roads (Stittsville Main Street turns into Huntley Road). Go through the intersection, and the Museum and History Centre will be on your right.
Driving directions from Hwy 416
From HWY 416, take exit 66 for Fallowfield Road and head west. Turn right on Huntley Road. The Museum and History Center are located on your left at the next intersection (Flewellyn Road in Stanley’s Corners), before you go through the stop sign.
Driving Directions from Hwy 7
From Hwy 7, head south on Ashton Station Road, and follow the slight left onto Ormrod Road and continue onto Flewellyn Road, heading east. At the Stittsville Main Street/Huntley Road intersection at Stanley’s Corners, turn right. The Museum and History Center are immediately located on your right.
Parking
Goulbourn Museum has free parking on site. The parking lot is right in front of the History Centre, beside the Museum.
By Bike
The Goulbourn Museum is a proud member of the Ontario By Bike Network. A bike rack is located beside the Museum for your convience.
Public Transit
While there is a bus stop HUNTLEY / FLEWELLYN – (1380) located at the Museum, service is very limited.
For directions on how to get to the Museum via public transportation, please use the OC Transpo’s Travel Planner linked below:
Accessibility
The Museum building has automatic door openers at the public entrance and an exterior ramp connects the front sidewalk to the entrance door. In 2011, the washroom was fully renovated by the City of Ottawa with funding from the Museum Sustainability Plan to meet accessibility standards.
The History Center building is not easily accessible to those with mobility issues; however Museum staff are happy to assist you with research in the Museum building if required.
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