Historic places inCity of Mississauga
Ontario
- historic places
- 49historic places
- built
- 1821–1932built
Recognized by
- Municipal 49
Leslie Log House1826Photo: Paul Dubniak, 2008.
Eden Cemetery1840
Hyde Mill Ruins1840
Crozier Farmhouse1846
Paterson Manning House1847
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: Chelsey Tyers, 2008.Municipal1821Montreal HouseAlso known as 210 Queen Street SouthThe Montreal House is located at 210 Queen Street South, on the west side of Queen Street South, at the south-west corner of Queen and Pearl Street, in the former village of Streetsville, now the City of Mississauga.
Photo: Paul Dubniak, 2008.Municipal1825Timothy Street HouseAlso known as 41 Mill StreetThe Timothy Street House is located at 41 Mill Street, on the south side of Mill Street, at its termination in Streetsville, in the City of Mississauga.
Photo: Beatrice Tam, 2008.Municipal1835Old Port Credit Heritage Conservation DistrictThe Old Port Credit Heritage Conservation District (HCD) located on Lake Ontario, generally conforms on its east, south and west sides to the boundaries of the government-planned village plot of 1835.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1840s, with 5 of the 49 places.
28 places have no recorded construction date.
All 49 places
1855MunicipalCommunityOrange Hall47 Queen Street South
MunicipalHomesAbigail Street HouseAlso known as 27 Mill Street
MunicipalHomesBamford HouseAlso known as Bamford-Goheen House
MunicipalHomesBenaresAlso known as 1503 Clarkson Road North
MunicipalHomesBradley MuseumAlso known as Bradley House Museum Complex
1843MunicipalFaithBritannia United Church and CemeteryAlso known as Gardner's Chapel
MunicipalBrown/McCaughtery HouseAlso known as Brown-McCaughtery Estate
MunicipalHomesBussell HouseAlso known as 7420 Ninth Line
MunicipalCanavan HouseAlso known as Butler House
MunicipalCharles Hamilton HouseAlso known as 84 High Street East
MunicipalHomesCopeland HouseAlso known as 1050 Burnhamthorpe Road East
MunicipalCotton-Hawksworth HouseAlso known as Cotton Homestead
1879MunicipalRailwaysCredit Valley Railway StationAlso known as Former Credit Valley Railway Station- 1846MunicipalCrozier FarmhouseAlso known as 4265 Perivale Road
1932MunicipalHomesDerry HouseAlso known as 875 Enola Avenue
MunicipalFaithDerry West CemeteryAlso known as 25 Derry Road West- 1840MunicipalFaithEden CemeteryAlso known as Switzer's Cemetery
MunicipalHomesElliott HouseAlso known as Barret House
MunicipalHomesGraydon HouseAlso known as 62 Queen Street South
MunicipalHomesGraydon-Atkinson HouseAlso known as 157 Queen Street South
MunicipalHerbert Denison HouseAlso known as Tedder House
MunicipalHoward Eaton ConfectionaryAlso known as 228 Queen Street South- 1840MunicipalIndustryHyde Mill RuinsAlso known as Stone Foundations of Hyde's Mill
- 1826MunicipalHomesLeslie Log HouseAlso known as 4415 Mississauga Road
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in City of Mississauga
- Brick 26
- Verandahs and porches 13
- Gingerbread trim 9
- New lives 9
- Industrialists and merchants 8
- Vernacular 7
- Regency 7
- Georgian 7
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
Every place in City of Mississauga, A to Z
- 47 Queen Street South1855
- Abigail Street House
- Bamford House
- Benares
- Bradley Museum
- Britannia United Church and Cemetery1843
- Brown/McCaughtery House
- Bussell House
- Canavan House
- Charles Hamilton House
- Copeland House
- Cotton-Hawksworth House
- Credit Valley Railway Station1879
- Crozier Farmhouse1846
- Derry House1932
- Derry West Cemetery
- Eden Cemetery1840
- Elliott House
- Graydon House
- Graydon-Atkinson House
- Herbert Denison House
- Howard Eaton Confectionary
- Hyde Mill Ruins1840
- Leslie Log House1826
- Lislehurst
- Matthew Cunningham House
- McClure House
- Meadowvale Village Hall1871
- Meadowvale Village Heritage Conservation District
- Montreal House1821
- Moore-Stanfield House
- Moore's Cemetery
- Old Erindale Public School1922
- Old Grammar School1851
- Old Port Credit Heritage Conservation District1835
- Paterson Manning House1847
- Robert Sloan House
- Robinson-Adamson House
- Sayers/Larson Residence1922
- St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church1867
- St. Lawrence Starch Limited Administration Building1932
- St. Peter's Rectory1861
- Streetsville Village Hall
- Sylvan Oaks
- Timothy Street House1825
- Tomlinson-Johnston House1884
- W. T. Gray House1909
- William Barber House
- William Cunningham House
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.