Gibson House Museum
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Gibson House was the home of David Gibson, a Scottish immigrant, and his family. Built in 1851, the home is only one of ten historic museums operated by Toronto Culture. David Gibson was a land surveyor who assisted with mapping and developing early Toronto. Today, visitors to the Gibson House are given the opportunity to step back in time and explore this Georgian-style farmhouse and it's place in the history of Toronto.
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How Much
Adults: $5.48
Seniors (65 +): $3.10
Youth (13-18 yrs.): $3.10
Children (2-12 yrs.): $2.62
Hours of Operation
See website for hours of operation
Parking
Limited free parking is accessible via Gibson House Lane, from southbound Yonge Street only. If that is unavailable, nearby paid parking is available.
