Historic places inNewmarket
Ontario
- historic places
- 22historic places
- built
- 1811–1923built
Recognized by
- National 1
- Municipal 21
Christian Baptist Church1874Photo: Heritage Newmarket, Archival photo.
Old Town Hall1882
Saint Paul's Anglican Church and Rectory1883
Registry Office, North York1884
Brooks Howard Millard House1892
Where to start
The most widely recognized places first, then the oldest.
Photo: A. M. de Fort-Menares, 1992.National1900Former Canadian National Railway StationAlso known as Grand Trunk Railway StationThe Former Canadian National Railway Station at Newmarket was built in 1900 by the Grand Trunk Railway (GTR), and later acquired by Canadian National Railways (CNR).
Photo: Heritage NewmarketMunicipal1811John Bogart HouseThe John Bogart House was constructed in 1811 and is one of the oldest existing residential structures in Newmarket.
Photo: Heritage Newmarket 2006Municipal1830William Stickwood HouseAlso known as Fernbank FarmsThe William Stickwood House (also known as Fernbank Farms and The Stickwood Walker Farm) was built in 1885 as an upgrade to the 1830 Bogart family home.
Built over time
The busiest decade was the 1880s, with 3 of the 22 places.
8 places have no recorded construction date.
All 22 places
MunicipalHomesBrooks Howard HouseAlso known as Sunny Hill Farm- 1892MunicipalHomesBrooks Howard Millard House
- 1874MunicipalChristian Baptist Church
- 1900NationalRailwaysFormer Canadian National Railway StationAlso known as Grand Trunk Railway Station
MunicipalFaithHicksite Friends Burying GroundAlso known as Hicksite Friends Meeting House and Burial Ground
MunicipalHomesHollingshead HouseAlso known as Hermit House
1896MunicipalIsaac Silver House- 1811MunicipalJohn Bogart House
1912MunicipalKing George Public School
MunicipalLevi Rogers HouseAlso known as McCaffrey House
MunicipalMary Ann Wilken House
1900MunicipalRailwaysNewmarket Train StationAlso known as Grand Trunk Railway Station- 1882MunicipalCommerceOld Town HallAlso known as The Newmarket Town Hall and Market Building
MunicipalFaithPioneer Burying GroundAlso known as Eagle Street Cemetery- 1884MunicipalGovernmentRegistry Office, North YorkAlso known as The Registry Office
- 1883MunicipalSaint Paul's Anglican Church and Rectory
1922MunicipalHomesSchmidt House
MunicipalIndustryStickwood Brickyard and Wetlands
1923MunicipalStuart Scott Public School
1909MunicipalRoadsThe Radial Arch
MunicipalThomas Dales HouseAlso known as Walter Playter House- 1830MunicipalWilliam Stickwood HouseAlso known as Fernbank Farms
On the map
Open the full mapThemes in Newmarket
- Brick 10
- Verandahs and porches 7
- Gingerbread trim 6
- Gothic Revival 5
- Towers 4
- New lives 4
- Stained glass 4
- Industrialists and merchants 4
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.