HOURS OF OPERATION
Open Season: Summer
- May (Victoria Day Long Weekend)- October (Thanksgiving Weekend)
- Tuesday – Sunday 10am – 3pm
*Subject to change depending on reservations and bookings. Contact us to schedule a tour. Tours are available, during the closed season, by appointment only.
*Elevator accessibility available.
COST/FEES
- Self Guided Tour – $10.00 Per Person
- Guided Tour – $15.00 per person
Additional donations are welcomed.
VISITOR CODE OF CONDUCT
His Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks is the oldest surviving church in Ontario and is open to all. Respectful sharing of the space and resources ensures an enriching and cultural experience for all visitors. We ask that everyone adhere to the following guidelines while visiting the Chapel.
- Visitors are to refrain from shouting, running or disruptive behaviour.
- Visitors are to refrain from abusive behaviour or threatening language.
- Visitors suspected of being intoxicated or under the influence of drugs will be asked to leave the Chapel.
- Visitors are expected to wear proper attire including shirt and shoes at all times.
- To preserve the artifacts visitors are to not touch or lean on the display.
- Photography is permitted for personal use only, with hand-held equipment. Please exercise care when taking close up photos. The use of tripods, monopods etc. is not permitted unless pre-approval has been granted.
- The use of strollers is permitted.
- Pets are not allowed in the Chapel. Service animals are permitted upon the presentation of certification.
- Eating and drinking is not allowed within the Chapel.
- The use of weapons is not permitted in the Chapel.
GALLERY
SHOP
| Product | Cost |
|---|---|
| Historic Wedding Photo Print | $25.00 |
| Mohawk Chapel History Book: Written by the Chair of the Chapel Committee W. Barry Hill | $30.00 |
| Post Cards | $0.50 |
| Pens | $2.00 |
| History of Mohawk Chapel Photobook | $8.00 |
| Tote Bag | $3.00 |
| Window Greeting Cards | $8.00 |
All shop items are available at Her Majesty’s Royal Chapel of the Mohawks.