Where the Past is Present

Four photographs showing the four seasons at Fanshawe Pioneer Village. Top left: A spring photo with white and yellow daffodils in the foreground and the white, wooden Trinity Church in background. Top right: A summer photo with a cedar rail fence

Come Explore!

Located in London, Ontario, Fanshawe Pioneer Village is a living history museum that shares the local history of London and Middlesex County between 1820 and 1920.

Visit the Heritage Village to explore 19th century homes and buildings, watch demonstrations, and see history brought to life!

Visit Us

Fanshawe Pioneer Village’s
Heritage Village is currently closed for Daily Visits. Join us again for opening day May 17, 2025.

In the meantime make sure to visit the new Gallery Exhibit & go for a walk around the Village grounds.
Tuesdays-Fridays from 10am-3pm
February 4 - March 14

Note: Walks are weather dependent.
Heritage Buildings are closed during winter walks.

For more information on
hours & admission check out
Planning Your Visit!

Or learn more about our
Seasonal special
Events or Gallery Exhibit!

Located inside Fanshawe Conservation Area.
Enter Conservation Area front gate at:
1424 Clarke Road, London, Ontario

Upcoming Events

Explore the calendar or our Events page to see what seasonal special events are coming up at the Village.

Two children and an adult playing croquet outside of a yellow house, Peel House.

Help Keep History Alive

The Village relies on support from people like you!
Consider making a donation to the Village or volunteering your time.

Discover the Virtual Village!

Wanting to learn more about the buildings at Fanshawe Pioneer Village?

Explore the Virtual Village to learn more about the buildings and Village grounds!

An person in costume holds out their arm, directing a group of people into the log house.