Historic places inCounty of Brant
Ontario
- historic places
- 16historic places
- built
- 1802–1931built
Recognized by
- Municipal 16
Hamilton Place1839Photo: County of Brant, Community and Development Services, 2007.
The School House1869
Brant Bowstring Bridge1931
Arlington Hotel
King's Ward Park
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1860s, with 3 of the 16 places.
5 places have no recorded construction date.
All 16 places
1888MunicipalHomesSunnyside13 Main Street South
MunicipalCommerceArlington HotelAlso known as 106 Grand River Street North
MunicipalHomesAsa Wolverton HouseAlso known as Wolverton-Potts House
1931MunicipalBrant Bowstring BridgeAlso known as Colborne Street East
MunicipalHomesBryning ManseAlso known as Bryning-O'Byrne Residence
1883MunicipalHomesFarrington HouseAlso known as 306 Highway 53
1845MunicipalHomesGouinlock HouseAlso known as 42 Broadway Street East
1839MunicipalHomesHamilton PlaceAlso known as 165 Grand River Street North
1831MunicipalHomesHiram Capron HouseAlso known as 8 Homestead Road
1860MunicipalKelly FarmAlso known as 289 Pinehurst Road
MunicipalKing's Ward ParkAlso known as King's Park
MunicipalHomesLewis Cope HouseAlso known as Mayhill Villa
1802MunicipalFaithMount Pleasant CemeteryAlso known as 703 Mount Pleasant Road
1861MunicipalHomesO'Neail ResidenceAlso known as 899 Keg Lane
1842MunicipalHomesReverend Thomas Henderson HouseAlso known as 22 Church Street
1869MunicipalSchoolsThe School HouseAlso known as McPherson School
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in County of Brant
- Verandahs and porches 7
- Stone 5
- Brick 4
- Industrialists and merchants 4
- Firsts and oldest 3
- Towers 2
- Second World War 2
- Greek Revival 2
Collections are Heritage Guide’s groupings, made from each place’s register description.
From the Canadian Register of Historic Places, as last updated on December 12, 2025.