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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.
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a.k.a. Walter Playter House
Built in circa 1880, this 2½-storey picturesque Italianate villa house is very fanciful.
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.
Gable roof house with symetrical front facade.
Georgian architecture with elements of Classical Revival style, built in the late 1830s. The owner, J.B. Caldwell, sympathized with the rebellion of 1837 thus explaining the building's name.
Built in 1883, this two-storey buff brick building was designed in the Italianate style, with a projecting frontispiece, a crested central square bell-tower, tall narrow windows and a heavily bracketed cornice.
Newmarket Post Office
Italianate style with bell tower constructed 1914-15. The building is now the Postmark Hotel.