Fairfield Museum

14878 Longwoods Road , Thamesville, ON N0P 1C0

Commemorates Fairfield, a 1792 settlement founded by Delaware and other Indigenous nations alongside Moravian missionaries fleeing American persecution. Explore artifacts from this first Ontario Protestant mission, destroyed in the War of 1812, through exhibits in the museum and

Museum honoring Fairfield's 1792 Indigenous-Moravian settlement, destroyed during War of 1812. Historic cemetery and mission artifacts.

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