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305 Ricardo St, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, L0S 1J0, Canada
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Oct 6, 2021
A piece of history. Across the river is US. Nice walk to read about the place 100+ years ago.

Jul 17, 2019
We had our wedding at the Navy Hall in June, 2019 and it was the absolute perfect setting! We had early access to the hall to set up, and complete privacy for the duration of the wedding. The grounds were well-kept prior to the wedding and although the water level was too high for us to use the dock, it was still gorgeous! Highly recommend this location for a wedding - all our guests loved the venue!

Mar 26, 2021
The place is closed right now. But the view is amazing

Dec 12, 2017
I attended a wedding here. This hall has a real rustic charm to it, with low rafters and completely wooden. Pictures and plaques line the walls of the main room. The main room also has a big fireplace. The two entrances enter in to the main room. There is a kitchen with a serving window into the main room, and the kitchen itself is a decent size. There are two washrooms with two stalls each, and are small, old and cramped. There is also an accessible washroom, and a back storage room. This place heats well in the winter, and can hold around 100 people... But I wouldn't go higher than that. It was a bit cramped. Beautiful historic building.

Aug 21, 2018
I attended a wedding at the Navy Hall at Fort George. It was a beautiful venue that could accommodate a group of 75-100 people. The wedding ceremony was outside overlooking the river and the dance / meal was served inside. The building is historic and well taken care of.

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