Bradley Museum
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This collection of early-19th-century buildings offers a window on the past. The 1830 farmhouse was built by Lewis and Elizabeth Bradley, United Empire Loyalists who left the US and settled in Ontario, raising seven children. The restored house features period artifacts. The Anchorage, also on the grounds, is a Regency-style cottage originally home to Royal Navy officer John Skynner. It offers rotating exhibitions and, the last Sunday of the month, afternoon tea.
Practical Information
1620 Orr Rd, Mississauga
905 822 1569 Open 1–5pm Sun; Jul–Aug: 1–5pm Wed–Sun Adm Bradley House not wheelchair accessible
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