THE HALL HOMESTEAD

is the home of ROWANWOOD

The Hall Homestead serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of those who have preserved its history. For generations, this property has been anchored by the families who called it home, notably the keepers of Pelham Schoolhouse Number 5 and the Davidson Family. Since 1970, the Hall Family has continued this tradition, now entering their second generation as caretakers of the homestead.

The artifacts and stories held within these walls and on this property reflect the lives and experiences of those who have come before. Each piece retained by the Davidson and Hall families carries significance, telling a story of resilience, community, and heritage. As we prepare for the opening of Rowanwood, we will honour the past by integrating these cherished pieces into our displays, ensuring they are recognized and appreciated in their rightful place.

This commitment to remembrance allows us to connect visitors not only with the history of the homestead but also with the broader narrative of the families that have shaped it. As we move forward, we invite everyone to join us in celebrating this legacy, fostering a deeper understanding of our shared history and the families that have been integral to the Hall Homestead's journey.

SOME life events ARE MARKED BY DATES, SOME BY SEASONS. AND THEN THERE ARE THOSE EVENTS THAT ARE so extraordinary, THEY CAN ONLY BE REMEMBERED BY before and after.

Sunlight shines on a wooden house with a large window, surrounded by greenery including potted plants with pink flowers, tall trees, and bushes on a bright day.
An outdoor seating area with a cushioned sectional sofa, potted plants, and a view of a grassy field and trees under a clear blue sky.

— THE PATIO —

Inside of a rustic barn with wooden walls and large windows showing a green tree outside. There are bunches of dried lavender flowers laid out on the floor and tables.

— THE BARN AT LAVENDER HARVEST—

View of a lush green backyard with a large tree, small conifer bushes, a pergola, garden furniture, and a pond with water lilies. Overcast sky with some sun peeking through clouds.

— THE POND —

Bride and groom at their wedding ceremony, smiling and laughing, with an officiant in the background.

“Reverend Heather specializes in crafting personalized wedding ceremonies that reflect the unique love story of each couple. Couples have nearly complete control over every detail, ensuring their ceremony is a true reflection of their values and personalities.”

People gathered outdoors around a table with a woman signing a document, a man in a suit and woman in blue watching, with a bottle of champagne and floral decorations on the table.

“Simple wedding ceremonies, elopements and vow renewals can be beautiful and deeply meaningful. Reverend Heather will take the time to craft a ceremony that reflects your unique journey as a couple.”

A woman in a white dress with flowers at the hem, wearing pink high-heeled shoes, is holding hands and exchanging vows with a man in a dark suit, who is smiling and holding her hands, during a wedding ceremony. In the background, another woman with curly blonde hair, wearing a white dress with blue accents, is watching and smiling. The scene is taking place outdoors with lush green trees and a wooden fence visible.

This alternative to a courthouse ceremony can be done in any Niagara location that holds special meaning to both of you, whether it’s the majestic Niagara Falls, a serene park along the river, a quaint café or anywhere that is special to the couple.

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Top view of a bunch of dried lavender flowers in a glass container on a wooden surface.

At Rowanwood WE BELIEVE THAT soil is stardust AND making beautiful memories IS LIKE food for the soul.

Close-up of a person's hand sprinkling sand or fine dirt in the air, with a blurred background.