Commissariat Building

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The Commissariat Building is a historic stone structure in Ottawa, Canada, recognized as one of the city’s oldest surviving buildings and now home to the Bytown Museum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage property
historic building
stone building
architecturalStyle vernacular stone
associatedWith Bytown
Rideau Canal construction era
builtFor Rideau Canal construction
category Buildings and structures in Ottawa
Museums in Ottawa
National Historic Sites in Ontario
city Ottawa
constructionEnd 1827
constructionStart 1826
country Canada
currentUse museum
floorCount 3
hasExhibitsOn construction of the Rideau Canal
history of Bytown
history of Ottawa
heritageDesignation Classified Federal Heritage Building
National Historic Site of Canada
heritageStatus protected historic site
locatedAt 1 Canal Lane, Ottawa
locatedIn Canada
Ontario
Ottawa
locatedNear Château Laurier
Parliament Hill
locatedOn Rideau Canal
managedBy Bytown Museum
material stone
nearWaterbody Ottawa River
Rideau Canal locks at Ottawa
linked to: Rideau Canal locks
numberOfStoreys 3
occupant Bytown Museum
oneOfOldestBuildingsIn Ottawa
openToPublic true
originalFunction commissariat storehouse
supply depot
overlooks Ottawa River
ownedBy Government of Canada
partOf Rideau Canal National Historic Site
linked to: Rideau Canal
recognizedAs one of the oldest surviving stone buildings in Ottawa
region National Capital Region
touristAttraction true
usedAsMuseumSince mid-20th century

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Bytown Museum locatedInBuilding Commissariat Building