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Pinhey's Point Foundation Skip to content Pinhey's Point Foundation Home About About Membership Donate Volunteering Shop / Publications Acknowledgements Contact us News Horaceville Horaceville The House Restoration 1995–1996 Pinhey Family Pinhey Family Hon. Hamnett Kirkes Pinhey 1784–1857 Horace Pinhey 1817–1875 March Township Exhibits & Events Exhibits & Events Current Exhibit/Event Archive Collections & Research Collections & Research Index to Accounts in Hamnett Pinhey’s Diaries, 1821–1857 Index to Accounts in Horace Pinhey’s Diary, 1856–1865 Horace Pinhey’s Diary 1856–1865 Visit Pinhey’s Point Pinhey's Point Foundation “Over the Roof – Pinhey’s Point, Ontario”, 2011, © Rob Huntley, PPF Collection, http://www.robhuntley.caDrawing Room exhibit, HoracevilleMary Anne Pinhey, “View of Horace-Ville on the Ottawa River, Upper Canada”, lithograph ca. 1837-40, S. Straker, George Yard, London, LAC C-011601Rear view of Horaceville with collapsed original wing, ca. 1971, NCC, PPF Collection The Pinhey’s Point Foundation was established in 1980 and is a voluntary registered charity dedicated to the heritage aspects of the historic site Horaceville at Pinhey’s Point on the Ottawa River near Dunrobin. Horaceville, established in 1820 and named after founder Hamnett Pinhey’s eldest son, Horace, remained in the Pinhey family until sold to March Township by the heirs of Miss Ruth Pinhey, who died in 1971. In 1980 the Pinhey’s Point Foundation was tasked with preserving and developing the estate as a historic site and passive recreation area. The Foundation acquired the property in 1983, negotiated a heritage easement (including the interior of the house) with the Ontario Heritage Trust in 1988, and conveyed the site to the City of Kanata in 1990. Kanata amalgamated into the City of O
| A business type in JSON-LD | Organization |
| Name | Pinhey's Point Foundation |
| Telephone | no |
| Address | no |
| Opening hours | no |
| Menu or price list | nothing |
| Cuisine in structured data | no |
| JSON-LD blocks | 2 (ContactPoint, Organization, WebSite, microdata:WPHeader, microdata:WebPage) |
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