The Village at Black Creek

The Heritage Lodge No.730 and The Village at Black Creek

Black Creek Masonic Heritage: The purpose of the Masonic Lodge at The Village at Black Creek is to present Masonry in a favourable light to the many visitors who visit the museum each year and to help them understand the place of Freemasonry in the social fabric of an 1867 crossroads rural community. The Lodge Room is located on the upper floor of the Tinsmith Shop, built c.1850 in Woodbridge, Ontario and is furnished with pre-Confederation artifacts and reproductions. The Masonic Lodge is staffed by volunteer Masonic Interpreters.

About The Village at Black Creek
Located on over 30 acres of greenspace in north Toronto, The Village at Black Creek is home to 40 heritage buildings, 70 rare and heritage breed animals, and 10 gardens grown from heirloom seeds. Many of the heritage buildings are staffed with costumed educators who demonstrate 19th century trades and crafts and engage visitors with exciting programs and events.
The Village at Black Creek uses its collection of 50,000 artifacts, interactive offerings, and monthly events to encourage visitors to explore the past while reflecting on our present. By examining the lives of real people who lived in the Toronto Region, visitors of all ages consider history from multiple perspectives and understand that the story of the Toronto Region is, in fact, many stories told from many points of view. Together, the people of the past shaped the Region we live in today. How will we shape its future?
For details on hours and admission rate as well as upcoming programs and events please visit BlackCreek.ca.