Farmyard Friends
…At Farmyard Friends, our farm animals are waiting to meet you! Farmyard Friends is open starting May 4th, 2019 for weekends in spring and early fall and daily in the…
Flynn House
…1800s. Pull up a chair, lie down on the bed, open drawers to see what is inside, and be a history detective to piece together the clues that tell us…
Exhibits
Immerse yourself in the 19th century with our engaging and informative exhibits – on-site at the Village and online. EXHIBITS AT THE VILLAGE NOW OPEN! Flynn House Animating Historic…
Molly’s Story
…freedom — but sometimes those fights turn violent, and rebels get arrested. That scares you — but when you get to Ireland, you want it free. “Want to come to…
Ruth’s Story
…in the United States, but some were free, or born in Canada. Eager to work towards a fully integrated society, you apply to work in Common Schools, but few school…
Parent & Tot Program
…interactive program that encourages child-led learning through stories, games, songs, and crafts. After your program participants are free to explore the village and bring a picnic lunch! Recommended for Children…
Black History Month
…was formally recognized in 1995 when the House of Commons unanimously passed a motion, introduced by Hon. Jean Augustine, to recognize Black History Month across Canada. Learn more about the…
Molly’s Story
CHAPTER THREE Your parents’ tavern is popular amongst the Irish community. You get to know the same faces after a while, and that’s a nice feeling. Sometimes, it’s almost like…
Who Let The, Um … Goats Out?
…are not litter trained. They do their business wherever they see fit. If that doesn’t sit comfortably with you, then you probably want to stick with traditional goat-free yoga. To…
Class of ’67
…living in mid-19th century Ontario were commercial wheat farmers. Local businesses such as stores, inns, and mills were often located at busy crossroads, where community hubs dotted the landscape. In…