Mermaid in Elora

We Bring The World To You! 

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Welcome to Mermaid in Elora!
We love being a part of the community of Elora since 1992. 
We shop the world for unique treasures that you won't find anywhere else. 
Come explore our four rooms and you will not be the first to say, " I could spend hours here".  
We pride ourselves on providing a great shopping experience so you will return again. 
Cheers! Marty & Mark

We ask that you be kind and respectful of your fellow shopper. 

Winter Hours will go into effect on January 9, 2023, if you are travelling from outside the region to visit, feel free to call to ensure we are open, sometime mother nature has other plans and we always it to be safe for staff to come in .

Questions do not hesitate to email us: colleen@mermaidinelora.ca 

This building was constructed in 1869 by John Smith. It was the new home of the Elora Observer, a paper started 10 years earlier by Charles Clarke and J.M. Shaw as a solid reform paper. At it's peak the Observer had a circulation of 1200. The building burnt down in the 1890's and was rebuilt using portions of the original stone walls. On March 14, 1917 Harry Webster opened a tin smith shop here. "Tinny" Weber ran the shop until the 1970's.