Black History of Ontario at Bradley Museum
The Museums of Mississauga invite visitors to learn about the Black History of Ontario in a new tour 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.
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Location:
Bradley Museum1620 Orr Rd
Mississauga, ON, 4T2L5JCanada
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Phone:
905-615-4311Contact name:
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Times vary, reserve a spot.
Price:
Free
Ages
All Ages Adults & kids togetherWeb Service