Historic Bovaird House

We need to make sure this place stays around such an important place for Brampton. A real part of Brampton history.

We went to the Bovaird House Sunday, December 3rd, Victorian Christmas Open House. We enjoyed a lovely tea and treats and then took in the various items for sale which were creative, inexpensive and lovely. The House is beautiful and the various artifacts dating back to 1852 were a wonderful step back in time. Volunteers were friendly and very helpful I would suggest this to anyone as a fun activity in December where there aren't crowds and you have time to sit and talk by the fireplace. Enjoy

The vilu teers were amazing and are doing great work in sharing the history. They are passionate and have kept the place very well. Thank you for the work you all put in, amazing experience

Very nice tour and the authentic furniture and period pieces were exciting. I was surprised that this is located so close to home. The lig cabin on-site was fascinating because it was dismantled and reassembled on site. The Edwardian home reminded me of my grandmother's big kitchen. We are going back. Don't miss the gift shop.

I loved it. Personal tour and full of stories. The volunteers were so helpful and full of knowledge. Can't wait till Christmas. Check out the haunted cradle.

Fascinating historic stuff to see here. Staff member Roopa was really such a nice guide. Must buy their antique gifts which are so reasonable priced and beautifully handcrafted.

We turned up on the last day of our vacation to find it was closed. There were two volunteers working the garden and they kindly agreed to show us around. The house is beautifully restored and well worth seeing. We are so grateful for the kindness shown, pretty much indicative of our experience with all the Canadians we have met. Nothing is too much of an effort to make a welcome. Sincerest best wishes to all the volunteers for continued success in keeping this little corner of Brampton in the 19th century