Moreston Heritage Village
Moreston is the scene for summer tours from our Grand Opening in June through Labour Day, pioneer children's and school programming, as well as a variety of events throughout the year from the Maple Syrup Festival in the spring, to candlelight Christmas celebrations. To view our Moreston Photo Gallery, please click here.
Please note that due to the historic nature of the buildings, some are not fully accessible. The site itself, the Blacksmith Shop, the Barn and the main area of the Garage are all accessible.
School Programs
Choose from two programs: Pioneer Life or Daily Chores. Both fulfill curriculum requirements. These are a very popular programs. Book early to avoid disappointment.
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Volunteer to Pioneer!
We need volunteers to help depict pioneer life throughout Moreston for our busy summer season. We are also looking for volunteers to sew costumes.
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Grand Opening 2010!
Take a step back in time and celebrate our pioneer heritage at the opening of our Heritage Village, Moreston!
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Daily Summer Tours
Take a step back in time and celebrate our pioneer heritage at Moreston Heritage Village.
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KidsCamp Village Life
Each summer, we are pleased to offer our KidsCamp program. One of the most popular themes is Village Life. Participants dress in period costume and participate in various aspects of pioneer daily living.
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Summer Scavenger Hunts
Two different scavenger hunts are available at the Front Desk June 26 through September 6 2010: Dragons and Moreston Heritage Village. This activity is geared toward younger children with the help of an adult.
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Members Tour of Moreston Heritage Village
July 11 from 1:00 - 3:00 pm. Peek in all of our current Heritage Buildings. Find out what's in store for the next couple years. A perk of membership.
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Community Support
We appreciate the support of members of our community, organizations and individuals alike, who breathe life into Moreston. Thank you!
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Anishinabe Wigwam
Anishinabe wigwam builder Ken Tabobondung, along with volunteers, built this primary dwelling of the Anishinabe people in the Grey County area.
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Interactive Map - Architect's Vision of Moreston
View our interactive map to learn details about the buildings, both current and to come. Check out the mini photo galleries too!
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