Leslie Log House

The Leslie Log House has been monitored for instance of mid nineteenth century design and the way of life drove by Mississauga's pioneer pilgrims. It was worked by Robert Leslie in 1826 on Mississauga Road, north of Derry Road.Leslie Log House is home to the SHS's rich chronicled and antiquity accumulation. The primary floor highlights shows of the SHS accumulation and offers instructive programming by the Museums of Mississauga. The historical center additionally incorporates a gathering room accessible for rentals.The Leslie Log House is related with the way of life of Mississauga's pioneer pilgrims, particularly the Leslie family. John Leslie, his significant other Esther and their seven children emigrated to Streetsville, Upper Canada from the ward of Rogart in Sutherlandshire, Scotland.