The cemetery provides inspiration for learning about the major economic and military centre before the 1830's. This walk takes place at the Burford Pioneer Cemetery, 171 King St. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve your spot.
Happy Victoria Day! the Brant Museum & Archives and Myrtleville House Museum are CLOSED today. We return for regular hours tomorrow.
Join us at the Brant Museum & Archives at 7:00pm for Evan Habkirk's presentation on Six Nations Military Families and Indigenous Identity. Space is limited, and registration is required! Call... Read more »
Stop by the Brant Museum and Archives for our final installment of Photo Fridays. Today's theme is Brantford Churches. No registration is required, and admission is by donation.
Join Murray Angus on a tour of the businesses that used to populate this main route through the downtown core. This walk begins at the Brant Museum & Archives, 57 Charlotte St. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve your place.
Stop by the Brant Museum and Archives between 1:00 - 4:30pm to view our pop-up display of Brantford Postcards! This display will be located on the second floor, in front of the General Store display.
Learn about this famous artist's early life in Brantford. This walk begins at the Margaret Chandler House, 166 St. Paul Ave. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve your place.
Explore the downtown core and learn about this often overlooked culture group. This walk begins at the Brant Museum & Archives, 57 Charlotte Street. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve your place.
Learn about the local experiences of this conflict, and more. This walk starts at the D'Aubigny Creek Park parking area. This is a moderately difficult walk, featuring some hills and about 3km of walking. Registration is required! Call 519-752-2483 or email information@brantmuseums.ca to reserve your place.
Discover the earliest history of the Fording Place, from the last glacier through to the American Revolution. This walk begins at Brant's Crossing Park, 150 Icomm Drive. Parking is available... Read more »