Visitors can expect to see a dazzling mansion that serves as a portal into the triumphs and tribulations of Toronto from 1900 to the 1930s. They can get a glimpse into this era through the perspective of an affluent family and the people who worked in service within their home.
Visitors can enjoy special exhibits and events happening at this museum site, as well as other museum sites in the area. They can also participate in creative camp experiences that offer outdoor and physical activities, active and quiet games, arts and crafts, and nature-based activities based in unique gallery or museum settings.
Groups of 15 people or more can arrange a visit by contacting the museum via email at the provided address. They will be charged a fee for their visit, which includes a reserved time for the group and a dedicated tour guide to ensure an enjoyable and engaging experience. It is recommended to contact the museum 14 days in advance of the preferred visit date.
Visitors can take the Yonge/University subway to Dupont subway station and then walk north to the Baldwin Steps at the intersection of Spadina Road and Davenport Road. The museum is located at the top of the Baldwin Steps next door to Casa Loma. For specific TTC route and schedule information, visitors can call the provided phone number or visit the TTC website.
There is no parking available at the museum itself, but paid parking is available next door at Casa Loma in the shared parking lot. Visitors requiring accessible parking can contact the museum for assistance. The museum is easily accessible by public transportation, making it convenient for visitors to reach the site.
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