Hours of Operation:
Victoria Day to Labour Day
Wednesday - Sunday
10am - 4 pm
Tel: (613) 352-7716

Location:
The Old Town Hall
434 Main Street
Bath K0H 1G0

Museum features United Empire Loyalist, WW1 and WW2 memorabilia and Indian artifacts dating back 400 years.  Construction of the Old Town Hall was completed in 1861 as a Court House.

Brief History of Old Town Hall
It was constructed because a Division Court Judge objected to the noise of the school children when he held court in the Bath Academy.

The judge refused to return until a permanent Court House was built, The Old Town Hall is a designated historical property under the Heritage Act.

Its Tuscan Portico is patterned after Roman buildings with civic or judicial functions.

The building was used as the Bath Town Hall until 1970 and completely restored in the early 1980's.  The Building now belongs to the Fairfield Gutzeit Society and since May of 2009 is  the new home of the Bath Museum of Loyalist Township