Streetsville's Historic Walking Tour

Name: Streetsville's Historic Walking Tour
Start: 2025-10-22T19:00:00-04:00
Location: 213 Queen St S, Mississauga, ON L5M 1L6, Canada

Schedule

Wed, 22 Oct, 2025 at 07:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

213 Queen St S, Mississauga, ON L5M 1L6, Canada | Mississauga, ON

The Streetsville Historic Walking Tours will be happening each month from May through to October. Hosted by Richard Collins, these Historic Walking Tours in The Village are an outing not to be missed!
Did you know that Streetsville has the highest concentration of historic buildings in Mississauga? These village tours will take you up-close so you can experience Streetsville’s celebrated landmarks firsthand and hear the story behind the buildings that have played such an important part in our village history. The tour will bring to life how the village gradually transformed from nothing but vast forestland in the early 1800’s, to an industrial mill town, into the lucrative small business and service centre that it is today!
Come out for an interesting and engaging tour that will acquaint you with the village, and make you feel a part of Streetsville’s fascinating history.
Along the tour, you will experience many historic landmarks in the village. Some of these key landmarks include the Montreal House, Timothy Street House, Abigail Street House, The Franklin House, Streetsville United Church, Streetsville Memorial Cemetery and the Streetsville Cenotaph.
The Historical Walking Tours run for 1.5 hours in length, but you are welcome to come and go as you please. The tour is free and no pre-registration is required. The tours begin at the clock in the Village Square (Queen St. S and Main St.) Please arrive promptly, wear comfortable shoes and bring a bottle of water. Don’t forget to bring your camera, so you can capture the picturesque scenery Streetsville has to offer. During the tour, you have the opportunity to ask questions and interact with fellow community members.
Strolling Along Streetsville’s First Business District
200 years ago Main Street, not Queen Street, was the place to shop and do business. It’s still a great place for a historic tour. This tour will take us from the center of town to the mill valley.
This is our final walking tour for the season so be sure to come out!