The Patterson Creek Pavilion, Classified as a Federal Heritage Building on July 14, 1994, was constructed in 1923 by the Ottawa Improvement Commission. Currently, the building is used as a public washroom and shelter for skate-changing in winter.
Monday, July 16, 2018
Patterson Creek Pavilion
In Ottawa, the Patterson Creek Pavilion stands on the north side of Patterson Creek, near the southwest corner of Linden Terrace and Queen Elizabeth Drive, just west of the Rideau Canal.
The Patterson Creek Pavilion, Classified as a Federal Heritage Building on July 14, 1994, was constructed in 1923 by the Ottawa Improvement Commission. Currently, the building is used as a public washroom and shelter for skate-changing in winter.
The Patterson Creek Pavilion, Classified as a Federal Heritage Building on July 14, 1994, was constructed in 1923 by the Ottawa Improvement Commission. Currently, the building is used as a public washroom and shelter for skate-changing in winter.