Canadian Fire Fighters Museum

Built as an inn circa 1800, it features a second-floor veranda over a sunroom facing the lake.

This small station building was built circa 1855 for a whistle stop along the former Port Hope, Lindsay and Beaverton Railway. It was moved from its original location. It is not the same as today's Via Rail station, located at the western end of Hayward Street, which is also a heritage building.

Built 1851-53, this classic-looking town hall has a clock in the cupola on the roof.

This duplex house built circa 1876 in the second empire style has two symetrical, 2-storey bay windows.

This Gothic-style, buff-brick, gable-roofed church was built in 1867. The copper spire roof was last replaced in 1964.

Built circa 1857, this former bank building is almost square and is an example of Italianate architecture.