A picturesque 100 acre, open-air museum depicting rural life in the 1930s in the Lower Ottawa Valley. Buildings include a one-room school house, a train station, a church, a forge and homes.

Located in Pickering, Ontario, this pioneer village recreates daily life in the 19th century with 14 buildings from the 1830s, including town hall, general store and a blacksmith.

What life was like on a Nova Scotian farm between 100 and 175 years ago.

Depicts a typical Nova Scotian village from 1860 to pre-WW1 with approximately 80 buildings, 29 of those open to the public.

A living history museum with over 30 historic buildings surrounded by 324 acres of woodlands and meadows with several well-marked nature trails. Located in Rockton, Ontario.