Accessible History Weekend: Breaking the Barriers to History

As a living history site, Upper Canada Village offers a rich multisensory environment. The smell of bread baking at the Bakery, the sound of the hammer ringing on the anvil, the feel of tangled wool fleece at the Woollen Mill are just a sampling of experiences that make the Village accessible to and fun for everyone. Let our skilled interpretive staff enrich your visit and cater to your needs. In addition, on July 8 & 9, Upper Canada Village offers the following special tours and services:

Available all weekend:

• Virtual tour of second floors Woollen Mill, Grist Mill, Cook’s Tavern, Pastor’s, Crysler Hall, Physician’s, Dressmaker’s and Loucks Farm House
• Braille map available at Admissions
• All terrain wheelchairs (upon request at Admissions, first-come, first served)
• Wheel-chair accessible horse-drawn wagon rides: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. and 1 – 3 p.m.
• Wheel-chair accessible miniature train rides: 10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

ASL and Tactile Tour tours (tours start at the Discovery Centre unless otherwise noted and last approximately 30 - 45 minutes)