With its 35 restored buildings from the 1860s, this village recreates Victorian-era pioneer life for visitors.

Historic home of financier James Austin houses an impressive collection of furniture and decorative art.

Former home of Canadian rebel William Lyon Mackenzie, now a museum in his honor.

Beautiful and peaceful cemetery containing the graves of several notable Canadians.

Year-round exhibits about history, environment, and science. Visit our 25-acre historic village, wetland area, working gardens, orchards, ride the carousel or play some mini-golf. Educational programs examine various aspects of life in Markham with a focus on history and the environment. Watch for many special events during 2007, offering a variety of experiences that celebrate our community. Visit our research facility by appointment. Site rentals are available for weddings, family picnics/parties or corporate functions.

A rare example of Georgian architecture, this museum is the restored home of the first Chief Justice of Upper Canada.

Once the home of one of Toronto's first architects, this building is representative of Regency-style architecture popular in the 1830s.

This restored brick home is open to the public and formerly housed the Art Museum of Toronto.

This old cemetery contains the remains of many historical figures and a gothic revival chapel.

Restored Georgian-style farmhouse reflects the life of a Scottish emigrant in 1851.

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