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A tourism information centre is being built on the historic E. Pauline Johnson mansion site by Six Nations Elected Council

June 11, 2025 256 views

Six Nations Elected Council is building a large Visitor’s Welcome Centre at the E. Pauline Johnson mansion historic site on Highway 54. Construction has begun. The building will be further back, close to the mansion. The mansion can be seen in the background. (Photo by Jim C. Powless)

A large tourism information Centre is being built on the historic E. Pauline Johnson mansion historic site on Highway 54 by Six Nations Elected Council is causing controversy. Construction has begun without community consultation. The building site is close to the mansion. The entire site holds a national historic designation. (Photo by Jim C. Powless)…

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