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We turned up on the last day of our vacation to find it was closed. There were two volunteers working the garden and they kindly agreed to show us around. The house is beautifully restored and well worth seeing. We are so grateful for the kindness shown, pretty much indicative of our experience with all the Canadians we have met. Nothing is too much of an effort to make a welcome. Sincerest best wishes to all the volunteers for continued success in keeping this little corner of Brampton in the 19th century
My first time coming here with family on Mother’s Day and had a wonderful time. I had the cinnamon apple tea and wonderful plate of treats followed: chocolate dipped strawberry, gingerbread cookie, sugar cookie, lemon loaf, fruit cake and a muffin with strawberry jam and whipped cream on the side. If you haven’t tried definitely recommend.
Amazing little house full of our Canadian history and stories about the early settlers and farmers who built Brampton from the ground up. Our guides were very knowledgeable and loved when visitors would ask questions about the day to day lives of the families that lived in this house many generations ago. Thank you to the volunteers, donors, and community Champions who work tirelessly to keep this little piece of history alive for generations to come.
This is a good place to spend an hour when you are in Brampton. You can explore the rooms in the farmhouse both upstairs and downstairs. There are some interesting artifacts such as a fireplace screen and wax candle makers. Our guide was knowledgeable and helpful. There is free parking and a small shop with crafts. Admission is free but there is a box for donations.
Come with my family, had a great experience. The guide geoff give many information and answer all the questions, including abt a haunting. The gift shop had reasonable pricing for the items, also totally free.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo wait
The volunteers are so nice and friendly. Their home made jams are so good.Visited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedYes
It's a free tour of the place. If any one wants to know about Bovaird and the history behind it, you can visit the place. Anyone give any amount of donation.
Didn't get to see inside but the house itself is wonderful to see. The garden outside was also very pleasant...
Always A nice evening or day at the Bovaird House. I Recommend you try out their special events such as mothers day tea, Christmas sale, deserts by lamplight etc...
Some crazy guy ran up to us and started filming up close. When confronted he ran away. Weird encounter.
Peel Art Gallery Museum + Archives
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A very educational experience and the service representatives were super helpful and ...
