Gibson House Museum

The Gibson House Museum is a historic farmhouse built in 1851 by Scottish immigrant David Gibson and his family. It offers tours that allow visitors to step back in time and explore the elegant Georgian-style home. The museum is part of the City of Toronto Historic Sites, which includes 10 historic museums that work to inspire passion and understanding for the city's history. The museum curators offer various programs and events, including tours, classes, workshops, school programs, camps, and birthday parties, to engage citizens and tourists alike. The museum is open for tours from Wednesday to Sunday, with limited hours on Monday and Tuesday. Admission prices range from $2.96 to $6.19, depending on age. For more information, visit the museum's website at www.toronto.ca/gibsonhouse.