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Local gem
July 02, 2013
The Gibson house is a local gem that shares what it was like to live in North York when it was simple a few settlers and farmland. Although now it's a bit difficult to find because it is eclipsed by skyscrapers that adds to the beauty of it. Past and present mix right on historic Yonge Street!
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Just OK
December 15, 2012If you're determined to see all of Toronto's historic homes, otherwise I can't really recommend it. The house is pretty small, easily seen in its entirety in about 30 minutes, and the surrounding grounds are pretty scant. I definitely enjoyed visiting places like Spadina House & Colborne Lodge a lot more.
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Excellent museum of local history
August 03, 2012The Gibson House is a museum dedicated to the man who helped lay out the plans for the city of Toronto. My friend and I took a tour there one day and we thoroughly enjoyed it! The tour guide was so good, informative and interactive, as well as kind and well mannered. The whole group enjoyed her tour so much... more
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September 10, 2014
The restored 1851 home of former local politician and surveyor David Gibson. Activities are designed to re-create life in 19th-century rural Ontario. Tue.-Sun. Adults $5.48, seniors/students $3.10, children (age 2-12) $2.62. Limited free parking.
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February 24, 2014
Restored Georgian-style farmhouse reflects the life of a Scottish emigrant in 1851.
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November 05, 2013
Gibson House will be closed from August 25 to December 5, 2008 for mechanical upgrades.
The museum is housed in the restored 1851 home of David and Elizabeth Gibson, and their family of seven children. David Gibson was a land surveyor, local politician, and farmer. First elected in 1834, Gibson became disillusioned with the government’s refusal to change, which lead to his involvement in the...
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