Join the Friends of Lincoln’s History for a Tour of Historic Jordan.  Included in the tour is a visit to one of the finest historic churches in Jordan and its parish hall, two fascinating cemetery tours, a trip down historic Main Street in Jordan, and a visit to an award-winning winery for a glass of wine.  Locations and tour details include:

St John’s Anglican Church:  Built in 1841, this historic church is one of the prettiest in the area. Inside, it is graced with beautiful stained-glass windows and solid walnut pulpit and pews.  Tours conducted by church members throughout the day.  (2878 St. John’s Drive, Jordan)

St. John’s Anglican Church Parish Hall:  Take a break to see the Church’s collection of historic photographs while you enjoy tea, coffee and sweets offered by the St. John’s Ladies.

St. John’s Church Cemetery Tour:  Since its beginning in 1842, this historic cemetery has adopted many unique burial features. Learn what they are and hear stories about the people who rest there.

Snure Cemetery Tour:  This is one of the oldest cemeteries in the area and the resting place of some of Lincoln’s earliest settlers. While there is no parking, it’s a short walk from St. John’s Church parking lot.  (St. John’s Drive & 19th St., Jordan)

Self-Guided Walk Along Main St., Jordan:  Learn the history and stories of buildings along this original village street. A booklet will be provided to allow you to walk at your leisure.

Sue-Ann Staff Estate Winery, Est. 2009:  This winery is located on the beautiful multi-generational homestead of the Staff family. Award-winning winemaker Sue-Ann Staff, a fifth generation, carries on the legacy of her farming ancestors.  Enjoy a complimentary glass of wine on the patio. (3210 Staff Ave., Jordan)

Tour Sites may be visited in any order. Cemetery Tours start every hour from 10 am, last one starts at 3 pm.

Date & Time:

Saturday October 3, 2026
10 am – 4 pm

Cost: 

$15 / person

Tickets:

Tickets can be reserved by calling 905-562-4242 (leave message), email (lincolnarchives@gmail.com) or can be purchased (and picked up) on Oct. 3 at St. John’s Anglican Church.

Payment by cash or e-transfer (lincolnarchivespayment@gmail.com)