Cozy Up on
Family Day at Westfield
with
Fireside
Tales
Throughout
the Village, there will be lots to see and do.
Stop by the Misener House to enjoy a cup of tea by the woodstove and discover
what comfort food meant in the 1860s. Meet
the Tailor and see how wool overcoats were crafted for maximum warmth. The Blacksmith’s House will feature a
traditional paper puppet theatre play, and children will be able to take home
their own paper characters. Children
will also enjoy making a special craft at the one room log school house, where
they can see and feel what it would have been like to be a student in an early
rural school in the winter months. The
D’Aubigny Inn’s lovely double hearth will be a cozy place to sit and hear tales
of early Ontarians who delighted in the convenience of winter travel. Foods prepared
in woodstove and hearths will be available in several locations. Hot drinks and baked goods will be available to purchase at the General
Store.
Westfield’s more than thirty-five buildings
dating from the late 1790s through to 1912 are staffed by authentically
costumed interpreters who take you back to life in earlier times. Photographers will delight in the site’s picturesque
rural setting and authentically furnished period buildings.
Westfield
Heritage Village celebrates Fireside
Tales on Family Day, Monday, February 17th from 12:30 - 4:00
pm. Admission
is $8.50 for adults, $7.50 for seniors and people with disabilities, and $5.50
for children ages 6 to 12. Children 5 and under are admitted free. Parking is free. Gift Shop will be open. Westfield is located at 1049 Kirkwall Road,
Rockton, just off highway 8, midway between Hamilton and Cambridge.
For more information, please call (519) 621-8851 or
visit westfieldheritage.ca
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