Come join us from 1130-1230 for a Picnic on the grounds of the Fairfield House and on the shoreline of Lake Ontario.
About the house:
Fairfield House offers a rare opportunity to visit a house built by hand in the ten years following the start of Loyalist settlement in Ontario in 1784.
In 1793 the farmhouse of Loyalists William and Abigail Fairfield was the heart of a growing farm. Today, Fairfield House is eastern Ontario's best preserved 18th century dwelling, distinguished by the survival of many of its original interior features. On guided tours of the house, visitors move from the limestone cellar to the raftered attic.
"If you don't wish to bring your own picnic, there is food available nearby - or just show up and say Hi- everyone is welcome!"
See you in the park.