Touring Upper Canada Village is a magical experience, transporting you back in time to the 1860s. A key part of the experience is the authentic buildings that make up the village, the activities that take place throughout the site, and the historic interpreters that bring history to life. ------- HIGHLIGHTS -------- - Crysler’s Farm Battlefield Memorial Park - Tour The Village - Explore the diverse and fascinating historical trades at the Blacksmith, Cabinetmaker, Cooperage, Printing Office, and Tinsmith shops. Life on the farm: Visit Louck’s Farm to see an impressive barn, livestock , the horse-powered machinery of an established prosperous farm The Tenant Farm to see how a family leasing land worked with simpler tools and oxen, or the Ross Farm, to find a horse-powered drag saw and learn about cordwood. - Milling Around: Water and steam power at the Woollen Factory, Flour Mill and Sawmill, Cooperage and Engine House. - Food & Commerce: Visit the Village Store to take home a delicious loaf of bread or cheddar cheese made right here at Upper Canada Village! - Kitchen & Garden: Visit the working kitchens at the Louck’s Farm and Tenant Farm to see what’s on the menu! Orchards and the large kitchen gardens at Louck’s Farm and Cook’s Tavern were essential to provide this food. - Transportation: Upper Canada Village raises and trains more than 20 Canadian horses. And, don’t miss a ride of your own on the Carry-all, Tow Scow and Miniature Train.