Our History

The Canadian Pacific Railway CPR Station in the Goderich Harbour was built in 1907 at the terminus of the Guelph & Goderich Railroad. The CPR ceased passenger service to Goderich in 1956 and freight service in 1988. The 80 miles of rails were removed in the years following. Eight of the original stations on the Guelph-Goderich Line remain, few remain in their original locations.

Where history meets vision, and stories continue.

In 2013, this 400-ton triple-brick landmark was carefully raised and relocated over three days, following months of preparation. Its arrival on August 1 was witnessed by hundreds of residents and visitors, a moment of shared local history.

Restoration efforts began immediately and concluded June 26, 2015.

What began over five years in the making has now become more than a decade of welcoming guests to this remarkable space. Built with care and brought to life by talented local craftspeople, this historic building continues to inspire everything we do. For the past ten years, we’ve been proud to offer food and hospitality worthy of its stunning harbour setting and architectural heritage. Our journey continues, guided by a commitment to thoughtful cooking, warm service, and an exceptional dining experience.

The Marshall Family