facility was built for the expanding college, and Eaton Hall became a Management Development Centre until 1991, at which time it was converted to a public hotel and conference centre. In 2021, Seneca College and the municipal government of King signed an agreement in which the college granted a ground lease to the municipality for a nominal rate of $1 per year for 99 years in exchange for tax exemption and the use of the building for events and programs by the township's residents, community groups, and not-for-profit organizations. The building will be renovated to enable hosting special events such as conferences and weddings. Filming location Many movies and television programs have been filmed at Eaton Hall, including Murdoch Mysteries, Death Weekend, Mrs. Winterbourne, and the final scene of the award-winning film A History of Violence. Notes References External links Eaton Hall website Eaton's Hotels in Ontario Châteauesque architecture in Canada Buildings and structures in King, Ontario Seneca College 1937 establishments in Ontario