Mackenzie House

Mackenzie House is a historic museum located in Toronto, Canada. Built in 1858, it was the last home of Toronto's first mayor, William Lyon Mackenzie. The house is a rare example of late-Georgian Greek revival architecture in the city. Mackenzie House is owned and operated by the City of Toronto and offers visitors the opportunity to explore the historic house, as well as a recreated print shop and gallery. The museum also hosts special events, offers birthday party bookings, and has changing exhibitions. Mackenzie House is part of a network of 10 historic museums in Toronto, all of which aim to inspire passion and understanding for the city. Visitors are encouraged to visit any of the museums to learn more about Toronto's history. Admission prices vary depending on the season. The museum is located at 82 Bond Street, two blocks east of Yonge Street. Visitors can reach the museum by taking the subway or streetcar. Mackenzie House provides a unique opportunity to experience Toronto's history firsthand.