This two-storey farm house was built in 1870 by John Rogers, and has a pitched gable roof and three gables on its east facade. Today, it is a pub in an oasis surrounded by strip malls..
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Eldred King Gardens
This two-storey Quaker-style home was built in 1845 and used over 100 years by generations of the Doane family. The building is located in a public park.
Established circa 1820, the cemetery is the burial place remains of about 120 early Newmarket pioneers.
Built in 1892, the house has both gothic revival and Italianate styling.
Square, two-storey brick building constructed in 1923-24.
Gable roof house with symetrical front facade.
The house built in 1861 has a medium-pitch gable roof. It belonged to Robert Simpson who later opened a large department store at Yonge & Queen in Toronto.