Spend the Day, Experience a Century - at Fanshawe Pioneer Village
Take a step back in time at Fanshawe Pioneer Village, one of London’s most unique and engaging heritage attractions. Operated by the non-profit London & Middlesex Heritage Museum, Fanshawe Pioneer Village is located within the scenic Fanshawe Conservation Area, in northeast London.
This open-air, living history museum offers a glimpse into life in London and rural Middlesex County, between 1820 and 1920. Wander the Village and explore 34 carefully restored heritage or replica buildings. Meet costumed historical interpreters who bring history to life by sharing stories, and demonstrating daily-life activities, skills, crafts and trades.
From rural homes, farms and business to community spaces like schools, churches, and halls - every corner of the Village offers a window into the past. Whether you're an interested local, a history enthusiast, a family on holiday, or a curious traveller, Fanshawe Pioneer Village offers a fun and enriching experience for all.
Depending on when you visit, you may also discover a seasonal exhibit featuring artifacts from the Museum’s extensive collection on display in the Spriet Family Visitor Centre.
General Admission Rates:
- $13 for adults
- $11 for seniors 65 +/students 17+ (with Student Card)
- $7.50 for children 4 to 16 years old
- Free for children 3 and under
All admission rates include tax*
In the spirit of truth, reconciliation and friendship with all First Nations, Metis and Inuit, regular admission into the Heritage Village is Free to Indigenous Peoples.
Fanshawe Pioneer Village is open from Victoria Day weekend to Thanksgiving Monday—and for special events throughout the year. See above for seasonal hours, or visit Planning Your Visit — Fanshawe Pioneer Village
