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Laurier House
Introduction
Exterior
Foyer
Dinning Room
Drawing Room
Reception Room
Second Floor
Landing
King's Bedroom
Laurier Harvey Room
Laurier Room
Third Floor
Landing
Breakfast Room
Library
Bathroom
 
First Floor - Drawing Room
Virtual Visit
Room Pictures
The drawing room was used by the Lauriers and later by William Lyon Mackenzie King for formal entertaining. During the Laurier period, there was a doorway that led directly into the dining room, originally covered by curtains, then by leaded glass panelled doors. During King’s renovations this doorway was closed. Photos from a 1904 magazine article show the drawing room furnished in an eclectic style, in shades of green, rose and ecru. Later furnishings were more opulent; some which are now on display in the first Laurier room on the second floor of the house.
Laurier House
Last modified May 6, 2003 Important Notices