This 25 acre site is a living history museum complete with lanes and pathways, farm animals, rail and stump fences, vegetable and herb gardens, and other authentic details of a 19th-century hamlet. Set between two historic mills (The Lang Grist Mill and Hope Saw Mill) the village is home to over 30 restored buildings from 1800-1900.
Highlights include:
Historic Interpreters perform daily chores, trades and pastimes - dressed in authentic historical costumes
Aabnaabin Camp and Exhibit Gallery where visitors can learn about the impact that settlement had on local indigenous people
The Village is home to the S.W. Lowry Weaver Shop and Jacquard Loom Interpretive Centre featuring an original and reproduction Jacquard loom
The Lang Grist Mill (1846) is still in operation - where visitors can watch wheat ground into flour and take some home for baking
The museum runs a variety of Special events, workshops, and programming throughout the year
Curriculum-based educational programs are offered for school groups, day camp programs, and group tours
Home to the Peterborough County Agricultural Heritage Building, the site can also be rented for filming, weddings, reunions, meetings and private events
Service Details
Hours
Call for hours
Areas Served
Ontario ; Peterborough ; Peterborough (County of)
Eligibility
Youth under the age of 12 must volunteer with a parent/guardian
Application
Volunteers require an application. Contact for more information.
Languages
English; French
Fees
Admission by donation
Address and Location
Located In Community
Otonabee-South Monaghan
Address & Map
104 Lang Rd Otonabee-South Monaghan, ON Canada K0L 2G0
This 25 acre site is a living history museum complete with lanes and pathways, farm animals, rail and stump fences, vegetable and herb gardens, and other authentic details of a 19th-century hamlet. Se ... [More]