Very historic Mohawk Institute and a must to tour and learn about a very interesting but sad (dark) history of native children. Originally opened in 1828 as the Mechanics Institute for Native Six Nations boys and later in 1834 native girls were accepted. I encourage you to google Mohawk Institute History now...and read up...
Amazing experience! So much history and culture here along with real artifacts and thought provoking displays. Highly recommend to everyone of any age.
Its a great place to see native art n to attend various plays n concerts. The exhibits are usually up for at least 1mth before they change to a new one giving people ample time to stop in. I loved goin there as a child n now also as an adult
I didn't love it, but think I will! The Woodland Cultural Centre is currently under construction due to some flooding, but they believe it should be up and running in 2020. While the original residential school remains inaccessible due to the construction, they still have a library, museum, and gift shop accessible.
A very educational place. I would highly recommend this place. I learned so much about indigenous peoples and residential schools. Our group got a chance to speak with a survivor. Her stories were moving, emotional but also inspiring.
Woodland Cultural Centre is a Canadian Museum based in Brantford, Ontario. Woodland Cultural Centre is located at 184 Mohawk St, Brantford, ON N3S 2X3, Canada.
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