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A beautiful Ukrainian Catholic wooden church. Burnt to the ground in April 2014, rebuilt and reopened in October 2016.
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Brampton GO station
Built for the Grand Trunk Railway in 1907, and later acquired by Canadian National Railways, the station is still in use today for Via Rail and GO Transit passenger trains. The main entrance to the station is framed by a pair of small, round castle-style towers.
Built in 1875.
Opened in 1867.
A Victorian house built in the Italianate Villa style in 1867. Used today for group events.
A modern, off-street public square with fountain, tables and chairs; venue for free events.
Built in 1889 by the federal government, the building used to house a post office and a customs house. It has a textured stone facade and a clock tower with the royal coat of arms just below. Today, a coffee shop occupies the ground floor.