Guided Tour of Bradley Museum

The Museums of Mississauga welcome visitors for pre-booked tours. Please book your tour by registering on Eventbrite or call us at 905-615-4860, ext 2110.

One ticket is valid for up to 10 people.

Groups larger than 10 cannot be accommodated in the same time slot. If you are booking on behalf of an organization and/or your party is larger than 10 people, please contact us directly at 905-615-4860 x 2110 for our Private Tour and/or Education Program options.

About the Bradley House:

This saltbox style farmhouse was built in 1830 by Lewis and Elizabeth Bradley, originally from Savannah Georgia. This United Empire Loyalist couple and their seven children lived here for 20 years. The marigold yellow and black house has classic qualities of the period. Originally restored by the Mississauga Heritage Foundation, the Bradley House opened to the public in 1967. The house still stands on the original land that was owned by the Bradley's.

We look forward to seeing you!

Black History in Ontario Tour

The Museums of Mississauga invite visitors to learn about the Black History of Ontario at Bradley Museum. This tour explores the Black experience in Upper Canada in the 19th Century and local connections to Enslavement and the Underground Railway. Walk through the 1830’s Bradley House in a fully guided tour using artifacts, images, maps and interactive activities engaging visitors of all ages in Ontario’s Black History.

**This tour includes sharing information about experiences of enslavement which visitors may find difficult to hear**

Learning About Truth and Reconciliation Tour

Join us for a tour of the Bradley House and grounds where we will share information about the history of Indigenous peoples in Mississauga and how learning about it connects to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and the 94 Calls to Action.

Bradley Family Settler Experience

The Museums of Mississauga invite visitors to learn about the Bradley family and their lives as early settlers in 1830’s Mississauga. Walk through the Bradley House in a fully guided tour featuring demonstrations of heritage skills and interactive activities engaging visitors of all ages in Mississauga’s History.