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Built in 1900 by the Grand Trunk Railway using a late 19th-century standard station design.
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Concrete arches built in 1909 by the Toronto & York Radial Railway. One of the earliest reinforced concrete arches in Canada. Remains of a bridge that carried an interurban tram line from Toronto to Sutton until 1930.
A very quaint store with late 19th-century “Boom Town” style of architecture.
Built in 1874; embellished High Victorian Gothic Revival architecture.
Former Registry Office, North York
Occupying a building built in 1884, the museum has artifacts related to the history of the Town of Newmarket.
Newmarket Post Office
Italianate style with bell tower constructed 1914-15. The building is now the Postmark Hotel.
formerly King George School
This square, 2-storey brick building has entrances on both corner streets. Built 1912-1913, this was Newmarket's oldest functioning elementary public school. Today, the building serves as a condominium.