This museum is closed temporarily.
The Barnum House holds the distinction of being the first house museum to open in Ontario. It was restored and opened to the public by the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario in 1940. This makes it a significant site for those interested in the preservation and celebration of architectural history.
In 1959, the Barnum House was designated a National Historic Site of Canada. This recognition underscores the national importance of the site and its contribution to the understanding of Canada's history and heritage.
The Barnum House is home to a large collection of artifacts from the Georgian and Victorian periods. These artifacts, which include a variety of furniture, china, books and newspapers, cookware, children's toys, photographs, scrapbooks, and more, provide a tangible connection to the past and offer a unique insight into the lives of people during these historical periods.
History & Anthropology Historic house Photography Person & Artist
10568 County Rd 2, Grafton
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