Museums

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Afternoon Tea

Enjoy the honoured tradition of “Afternoon Tea” combined with a tour of the Bradley Museum.

A stylized red, blue and black halftone pattern image of a mounty.
Exhibitions

Be inspired by the past, present and future of Mississauga through original exhibitions.

A collage of historic photographs
Collections

Discover the artifacts that help tell Mississauga's story.

A photo of Beneres Historic house in the summer
Heritage Houses

Learn more about the Museums Heritage Houses.

Education

Bring history to life and make learning fun.

A woman in a traditional outfit standing infant of a large modern graphic covering the facade of Bradley House.

THIS IS US

The Museums of Mississauga are a collection of heritage buildings restored to visually narrate the early settler experience and life in the nineteenth century through to the modern era. 

 

 

Contact Us

VENUES

Bradley Museum
1620 Orr Road, Mississauga
Phone: 905- 615-4860
Leslie Log House
4415 Mississauga Rd, Mississauga
Phone: 905 615-4860
Benares Historic House
1507 Clarkson Road North, Mississauga
Phone: 905 615-4860

HOURS

Benares Historic House
Monday - Wednesday
Closed except by appointment
Thursday - Sunday
12pm - 4pm
Bradley Museum
Monday - Wednesday
Closed except by appointment
Thursday - Sunday
12pm - 4pm
Leslie Log House
Wednesday & Sunday
1pm - 4pm

RATES

Regular Admission Rates for Drop-In Guided Tours:

  • Family: $15.00
  • Adults: $6.00
  • Students: $4.80
  • Under 3: Free

HST not included

Here's what's hot

Join us and 100,000 of your friends to celebrate Canada’s 150th in the heart of Mississauga, at Celebration Square. Inspired by new beginnings the Canada 150 event tells the story of our city, celebrating what connects us.

like a conjuring (bringing water back to Bradley) is a Scotiabank CONTACT Photography Festival featured exhibition.

Let’s Eat! From farm country to city centre, this summer eat fresh and shop local at the Square.

Enjoy the honoured tradition of “Afternoon Tea” combined with a tour of the Bradley Museum.