A woman tending to her garden is just one of the many places to visit in this unique village of the Upper Canada Village that dates back to the 1860's. This garden is typical of most homes in this era where people grew their own vegetables to be able to supply food to their families.
Homes, farms, churches, mills, factories and a schoolhouse are just some of the heritage buildings to venture through at the Upper Canada Village in Ontario, Canada. People work for this village and dress up and act the part of what life was like in the past.
Some of the incredible displays to see are the wool spinning, wheat grinding, furniture crafting or forging iron. You can ride through the town on a horse drawn wagon, take a boat ride or do...
... some shopping for some exquisite items.
The Upper Canada Village in Ontario, Canada takes you on a historical adventure of approximately three to four hours with interpreters to help you guide your way through the 19th century. An unique experience that transports you back in time and you become part of that life.
Gardener at the The Upper Canada Village in Morrisburg, Ontario, Canada.
A lady gardens at her home in the Upper Canada Village in Ontario, Canada.
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