General Admission is Included in K-Pass.
The PumpHouse is another historic museum in Kingston, as it was the site of the first Water Works in town, which played an important role in 1850 by providing the first running waters for Kingstonians.
Since 1973, the PumpHouse connects our curiosity to enriching activities, operating as a museum with different exhibitions and events all season long for all ages.
The museum’s most incredible artifact is the museum itself, where stunning steam-powered water pumps and model railways fill the high-ceiling space. Guided or self-guided tours show how steam power was an essential element of the industrial development of Canada and pumped water played a key role in Kingston’s history.
The location by the water is also a wonderful aspect of the PumpHouse. After your visit, be sure to stop for a picnic in the An Gorta Mor Park and admire the view of Kingston’s waterfront.
General Admission is Included in K-Pass.
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23 Ontario St., Trolley Stop #4
