Ontario's frontier heritage is also captured when visitors can step back in time at the Fanshawe Pioneer Village, a living history museum that exemplifies southwestern Ontario life from the mid-1800s through to the early 1900s.

You’ll enjoy a day spent with the remarkable sights and sounds of a 19th century village. The village is made up of 30 historic buildings that are either replicas or original buildings such as the Fanshawe Schoolhouse, a pioneer farm, the general store and a woodworking shop. Experience London's past and see weavers, printmakers, blacksmiths, and farmers demonstrate their trades of the past. See farm animals and many artifacts of yester-year. Costumed interpreters are around to interact with and ask questions of. Don’t miss a trip inside the Denfield General Store, where a variety of items are available to purchase starting at 50 cents. Fanshawe Pioneer Village is located on a beautiful 40 acre site near the shore of Fanshawe Lake, in London's Fanshawe Conservation Authority at 1424 Clarke Road.