Upper Canada Village

Restored buildings from the villages

Upper Canada Village was established as an historical theme park in the late 1950s. Restored to the period of the mid 1860s, it includes a number of buildings from the villages as well as the surrounding area. All the mills and shops are fully operational and visitors can purchase articles that were made right on the premises.

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The French-Robertson home, Maple Grove, ca. 1955.
The house in its original setting before restoration. Photo: Ontario - St. Lawrence Development Commission
The French-Robertson home
The house was restored to the mid 1860s period. All later modifications and additions, such as the verandah and side porch, were removed.Photo: © Jeri Danyleyko, 2004
Christ Church, Moulinette
The church in its oritinal setting.Courtesy: Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry Historical Society
Christ Church, Moulinette
The church being transported to its new home in Upper Canada Village.Photo: Ontario Hydro, Source: Private collector
Christ Church at Upper Canada Village, ca. mid 1960s.
Photo: Len Leiffer
Dickinson's Landing lighthouse
The lighthouse has been preserved but is only accessible by boat.Photo: © Jeri Danyleyko, 2004
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