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Tinsmith Shop and Black Creek Masonic Lodge
The Tinsmith shop was the exterior of Lawson's General store in Anne of Green Gables. This is where we see Mathew
looking in the window at the dress with puffed sleeves. 1850 Woodbridge – By the mid 19th-century, tin plate was cheap and plentiful and a skilled tinsmith could produce a variety of useful and inexpensive house wares. Upstairs is a typical early Ontario Masonic Lodge,
restored, furnished and staffed by the Masons of Ontario.
Burwick House and Stable
This house was depicted as Jasper Dales house in the Road to Avonlea episode The Blue Chest of Arabella King. The back entrance
was where Mathew and the doctor enter Diana's house when Minnie May is sick in Anne of Green Gables. 1844 Woodbridge (formerly Burwick) and c.1860 Woodbridge – The dwelling of a country gentleman is complete with fine furnishings made in Upper Canada, and a selection of imports from Britain and the United States, fine china,
wallpaper, draperies and stoves. A substantial stable and carriage shed, and a landscaped yard with flower gardens add to the signs of economic success and reflect a gracious way of living.
Black Creek Printing Office
This small building served as the set for The Avonlea Chronicle office in the Road to Avonlea episode The Blue Chest of Arabella King. 1850 Kettleby – Built as a Temperance Hall, this building enjoys a second life as an 1860's printing office and weaver's shop. Typical of the little printing offices which produced the
weekly newspapers of early Ontario, the printer also produces broadsides and flyers for the local community.Click HERE to visit Black Creek Pioneer Village's web site.