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Court House Square is an attractive, wide street with landscaped islands, a statue and a fountain. The square is dominated by the Court House at the north end.
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former Post Office and Customs House
The former Post Office and Customs House built in 1883-85 was designed by architect Thomas Fuller for whom the fountain in Court House Square was dedicated.
Built ca. 1835.
Although these two Victorian houses have very fanciful façades, they do not seem to have official heritage status.
Brockville Court House
This monumental, grandiose court house is a National Historic Site of Canada overlooking the picturesque Court House Square. The building contains a jail. The central portion of the building was built 1842-1844 with the west wing added in 1888. The Gaoler's House on the east side was built in 1898.
Built in 1879.
Built as a Methodist church built 1830-1896.