The Rogers Harrison House c.1817 Unique Bed and Breakfast Accommodation In the middle of Niagara on the Lake Free guest parking walk to everything For Rates, Reservations and a tour of the Rogers Harrison House please click photos at bottom of this page Weather Today: Monday May 28 A beautiful sunny day with a high about 15C (65F). Come and enjoy wine country Shaw Festival Performances: Click here for the Schedule of the Shaw Festival for next Season . Become a Shaw member. Music Niagara: Extend your stay in Niagara on the Lake or come for some extraordinary musical performances in great venues such as Fort George, The Inniskillen Barrel Room, Peller Estates, St Marks Anglican Church. For more information click on these great musical performances featuring outstanding international performers click on the music niagara symbol

Peter and Marilyn Marchesseau 157 Queen Street, Box 1414, Niagara on the Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0 Canada

Telephone: (905) 468-1615 or e mail by clicking here

Experience gracious hospitality all year in a wonderful historic home with modern amenities in the heart of old Niagara on the Lake. For availability please click on reservations button shown below. Our historic Bed and Breakfast home located in the centre of town is open to provide accommodations to visitors to Niagara on the Lake twelve months of the year. In summer enjoy air conditioning and walk to Shaw Festival performances. In winter enjoy a natural wood burning fireplaces located in your rooms.

Welcome to the Rogers-Harrison House Bed and Breakfast (B&B) in the historic town of Niagara on the Lake. The first home was built on this site by John and Mary Rogers circa 1792. Upper Canada's first capital was burned during the war of 1812 along with most of our town which was then known as Newark . The house was rebuilt and occupied by direct descendants of John and Mary Rogers until the spring of 1995. The Rogers family was a prominent family throughout the history of both the town of Niagara on the Lake and the Niagara region in general.

We purchased the property in 1995 after it had been in that family for seven generations.

Today the home and it's visitors are lovingly cared for by both of us (Peter and Marilyn Marchesseau). Situated on picturesque Queen Street, the main street, we are just steps from the Shaw Festival theatres, Canada's oldest golf course overlooking Lake Ontario, the quaint shops, fine dining, art galleries, and museums. We hope you enjoy your tour of our home. For additional information on Niagara on the Lake and elsewhere please be sure to visit our other links.

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