Heritage Mississauga, also known as the Mississauga Heritage Foundation was founded in 1960, by a small group of volunteers. Known then as the Toronto Township Historical Foundation, this charitable organization supported the move of the Bradley House to its present location and worked to open the home as the area’s first Museum.
In 1994 the City of Mississauga officially took over the running of the Museum Complex and Heritage Mississauga took on the role as the only independent organization devoted to city-wide heritage matters.
From its offices in the Robinson-Adamson House “The Grange”, Heritage Mississauga provides the community with a comprehensive Heritage Resource Centre. The Centre offers a number of services to the community including:
A not-for-profit charity Heritage Mississauga works closely with the community on assisted and independent research relating to Mississauga’s history and modern developments.
Our Vision
To be the recognized authority on Mississauga’s heritage.
Our Mission
To foster and promote Mississauga’s heritage.
Our Mandate
To research, record and communicate Mississauga’s heritage.
Our shared heritage is an important element in fostering and maintaining Mississauga’s sense of community, pride and history. Together with the support of community groups, corporations and individuals, Heritage Mississauga will continue to accept the challenge of promoting awareness of the community’s most precious non-renewable resource.
Charitable Number: 11924 5660 RR0001