Joseph Schneider Haus Museum
Photo Credit: Sabina Schiftar
The Joseph Schneider Haus Museum and Gallery is a historic farmhouse built by one of the area's first pioneers, Joseph Schneider. Located in downtown Kitchener, this local landmark built in 1816 is Kitchener's oldest dwelling. Today the farmhouse has been fully restored and furnished to period to serve as a living history museum. Since the 1850's, a lot has since changed. The original 448 acre now occupies less than an acre and Victoria Park occupies the land where Joseph's sawmill once stood.
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Map
Official Website
Address
How Much
Adults $2.25, Seniors & Students: $1.50, Children $1.25
Hours of Operation
Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm, Sunday 1pm to 5pm
Parking
Free
