James Weir Farmhouse

Visit a remarkable piece of Toronto's settler history at the James Weir Farmhouse, a hand-built stone structure dating back to 1861 that has stood quietly in Scarborough for over 160 years. Named after a Scottish immigrant who became deeply woven into the fabric of Upper Canada, this site carries stories of loyalty, rebellion, and resilience. It's a surprisingly moving stop for history lovers on an unhurried after-work explore. Perfect for after work — drop in solo or bring a friend. No experience necessary.