Founded in 1828 by Scottish Pioneer Settlers who emigrated to Canada, the Dalhousie Library was a cornerstone of the community of Watson’s Corners for many years. The Library was one of the first rural libraries in Upper Canada.

Today the Library & Museum is a time capsule of historical books and artifacts that date back to the early days of the settlement of Dalhousie Township and Watson’s Corners and is dedicated to the memory of the original pioneer settlers and their families.

The LIbrary is now located in rooms entered from the right side of the Watson’s Corners Community Hall in Watson’s Corners.

We are open every Sunday and Public Holiday Mondays until Labour Day weekend.