McDougall House

John McDougall, the patriarch of a large First Nations family, built the house in 1886. It was the third home built, and the finest one on the Guisachan site, when the Aberdeens bought the ranch in 1891.

With the growth in Kelowna in the 1980s, the McDougall house was found to be in the middle of a piece of land which was to be developed into Gordon Road. The square cut timber house was taken apart, each log numbered, and put back together on a new foundation at its present location in Guisachan Heritage Park. Today McDougall House is used as a revenue generating property for the Society.

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