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Summer Tea Program 2025
Join us for afternoon tea on the beautiful lawns of Eldon House, overlooking the Thames River. Enjoy an afternoon sipping tea, surrounded by the grounds and gardens of London’s oldest residence. Choose between a Light Tea ($15) with scone, meringue, and fresh fruit, or a Full Tea ($40) with scone, brownie, shortbread cookie, meringue, mini cheesecake, macaron, chocolate macaroon, and iced Bakewell tart, all accompanied with loose leaf tea.
History Walk: Sights Unseen
Discover secret architectural details in downtown London buildings that tell the city’s history. Often overlooked as people pass by, these details include unique sculptures, date stones, and even an oddball clock.
History Walk: By Land and Sea
Discover the impact of the navy and army on our downtown and surrounding area. Locate key landmarks, hear captivating stories, and learn how military presence shaped local culture!
From Sheep to Sweater with Fanshawe Pioneer Village (Ages 7+)
Learn about the traditional process of wool production from sheep to finished garments with Fanshawe Pioneer Village educators.
Culture Walk: Hidden Secrets of Downtown
Discover the secrets of London’s past hidden in plain sight!
History Walk: Sights Unseen
Discover secret architectural details in downtown London buildings that tell the city’s history. Often overlooked as people pass by, these details include unique sculptures, date stones, and even an oddball clock.
History Walk: Heaven and Hell
From soaring gothic cathedrals to the surviving ale houses of Whiskey Row, follow this 19th-century architectural tale of our historic churches and taverns.
History Walk: Sights Unseen
Discover secret architectural details in downtown London buildings that tell the city’s history. Often overlooked as people pass by, these details include unique sculptures, date stones, and even an oddball clock.
Lecture with Paul LaPorte: Tracing the Roots of Native Plants
Join Paul LaPorte for this free educational lecture exploring the fascinating world of native plants and their historical significance. The presentation will take place on Eldon House’s grounds and in the Interpretive Centre, with the museum available for self-guided tours by donation.
Doors Open London: Sights, Sounds, & Stories that Make Our City
Join the 24th annual Doors Open London weekend at Eldon House, celebrating the theme “Sights, Sounds, & Stories that Make Our City.” This special heritage weekend offers visitors the opportunity to explore London’s oldest residence and learn about its role in shaping our community.