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5 Comments on Leslie Log House in Mississauga
Brian. The Leslie House is they type of thing that we should be preserving. I am glad that the administrators have decided to rent out the main room. Any financial support is always needed.
Brian, kudos to Mississauga for preserving this piece of history. Earlier this year, we were at a celebration at the Old Pumphouse in Grimsby, renovated after a newer bigger pumphouse was constructed, and available for rent to the public... The Leslie House might be the perfect venue for an intimate gathering.
Valerie and Chris,
It's fairly close to me (actually walking distance) so I was thinking of renting it when I need a place to host a meeting.
Brian
Brian - It looks like a good size if you are offering a course with a smaller expected attendance than high demand courses.
Marc,
I actually prefer 20 people to the larger 60 to 100 format.
Brian