Stone House Museum
Historic stone house built in 1903 that served as the home of a mission founder and now functions as a museum documenting mission history. Read more…
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This stone house was constructed in 1903 as the residence of Dr Robert Laws, the founder of the Livingstonia Mission. It currently operates as a museum dedicated to the history of the mission and is open for public visits.
The exhibits detail the mission's development and the work of Dr Robert Laws. The structure is preserved as a significant architectural landmark and is surrounded by other historic buildings dating from the early 20th century.
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