Historic places inCity of Brantford
Ontario
- historic places
- 34historic places
- built
- 1837–1933built
Recognized by
- Municipal 34
89 Charlotte Street1858Photo: Department of Planning, City of Brantford, 1983.
Lawyer's Hall1869
Messiah Church1869
Brantford Waterworks Building1889
Jubilee Terrace Park1897
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Department of Planning, City of Brantford, 2003Municipal1837Myrtleville HouseAlso known as Myrtleville House MuseumThe Myrtleville House, located at 34 Myrtleville Drive, is situated on the north side of the road between Balmoral Drive and Heritage Road, in the City of Brantford.
Photo: Department of Planning, City of Brantford, 2004.Municipal1850Greenwood CemeteryAlso known as 220 Clarence StreetGreenwood Cemetery, located at 220 Clarence Street, is bounded by Dundas, Clarence and West Streets, in the City of Brantford.
Photo: Department of Planning, City of Brantford, 2005.Municipal1861Victoria Park SquareAlso known as 65 Market StreetVictoria Park Square, located at 65 Market Street is bordered by Wellington Street to the north, Darling Street to the south, Market Street to the west, and George Street to the east, in the City of Brantford.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1860s, with 5 of the 34 places.
9 places have no recorded construction date.
All 34 places
1861MunicipalHomesSproule Three-Door Row108-112 George Street
MunicipalHomesKelvin Grove Scott Residence12 Ada Avenue
1880MunicipalHomesSamuel Reynolds Residence125 Grand River Avenue
MunicipalHomes171 Wellington Street
1887MunicipalHomes87 Sheridan Street- 1858MunicipalHomes89 Charlotte Street
1917MunicipalCommunityBell MonumentAlso known as Bell Memorial Park
1870MunicipalHomesBrant Avenue Heritage Conservation DistrictAlso known as 39-291 Brant Avenue
1933MunicipalLeisureBrant County War MemorialAlso known as 6 Dalhousie Street- 1889MunicipalIndustryBrantford Waterworks BuildingAlso known as 324 Grand River Avenue
1870MunicipalHomesBrethour HouseAlso known as W.C. Livingston Residence
1902MunicipalLeisureCarnegie Library, BrantfordAlso known as Brantford Public Library
1903MunicipalIndustryCockshutt Plow CompanyAlso known as 66 Mohawk Street
1860MunicipalHomesDowns HouseAlso known as 36 William Street
MunicipalHomesFred Chalcraft ResidenceAlso known as 48 Palmerston Avenue
MunicipalHomesFreeman B. Shaver ResidenceAlso known as 7 Maple Avenue
1922MunicipalHomesGlenhyrstAlso known as 20 Ava Road- 1850MunicipalFaithGreenwood CemeteryAlso known as 220 Clarence Street
MunicipalHomesJ. R. Thompson ResidenceAlso known as 111 Dufferin Avenue
1896MunicipalHomesJames L. Sutherland ResidenceAlso known as 50 Dufferin Avenue- 1897MunicipalLeisureJubilee Terrace ParkAlso known as 10 Brant Avenue
- 1869MunicipalCommunityLawyer's HallAlso known as Tisdale's Masonic Hall
1909MunicipalCommunityMasonic Temple BuildingAlso known as 76-86 Dalhousie Street- 1869MunicipalFaithMessiah ChurchAlso known as Second Advent
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in City of Brantford
- Brick 25
- Italianate 10
- Verandahs and porches 10
- Industrialists and merchants 8
- Gingerbread trim 5
- Gardens and grounds 5
- Carved stone 4
- Stained glass 4
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in City of Brantford, A to Z
- 108-112 George Street1861
- 12 Ada Avenue
- 125 Grand River Avenue1880
- 171 Wellington Street
- 87 Sheridan Street1887
- 89 Charlotte Street1858
- Bell Monument1917
- Brant Avenue Heritage Conservation District1870
- Brant County War Memorial1933
- Brantford Waterworks Building1889
- Brethour House1870
- Carnegie Library, Brantford1902
- Cockshutt Plow Company1903
- Downs House1860
- Fred Chalcraft Residence
- Freeman B. Shaver Residence
- Glenhyrst1922
- Greenwood Cemetery1850
- J. R. Thompson Residence
- James L. Sutherland Residence1896
- Jubilee Terrace Park1897
- Lawyer's Hall1869
- Masonic Temple Building1909
- Messiah Church1869
- Myrtleville House1837
- Robert E. Ryerson Residence
- S.R. Drake Memorial Church1896
- Sanderson Centre1919
- Scott House1878
- Shanahan House1879
- The Crystal Cottage
- Thorpe Brothers Funeral Home
- Victoria Park Square1861
- Walter R. Turnbull Residence
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.