List of Historic Buildings in Markham, Ontario - 1802 To 1920

1802 To 1920

Building Location Year Completed Comment Image
Heintzman House or Sunnyside Manor Farm 135 Bay Thorn Drive, Thornhill 1816 Museum
Hoover House Markham Museum 1824
Gapper-Duncan House 6 Wismer PL 1828 relocated from Yonge Street
Chapman House Markham Museum 1832 moved from Milliken’s Corners
Prentice House or Delos Crosby House 33 Rougehaven Way, Markham c. 1836
Eckhardt-McKay House or Salem Eckhardt House 197 Main Street, Unionville 1837 restored, now home to Kathleen Gormley McKay Art Centre
Robert Grundy House 6 Alexander Hunter Place c. 1840 relocated from 9954 Woodbine Ave
Henry R. Wales House 159 Main St N, Markham 1845 restored
John Edey House 4 Leahill Drive, Thornhill 1845 relocated from Yonge ST in 1966
The Ninth Line Baptist Church Markham Museum 1848
Maxwell House Markham Museum 1850 moved from Scarborough
John Grice General Store 7703 and 7707 Yonge Street, Thornhill 1850 Now Benjamin Moore Thornhill Paint Supplies and Thornhill Denture Clinic
John Ramer Homestead 6278 19th Avenue, Dickson Hill 1850 Barn built 1869
Ellen Ramsden House on Thornhill Village Library 10 Colbourne St, Thornhill 1851
The John Irving Calvert House 10 Alexander Hunter Pl 1855
James Thomas House 14 David Gohn Circle 1856 restored
The John Galloway House 4 David Gohn Circle 1858 moved in 1995
Buttonville General Store 8971 Woodbine Ave, Buttonville 1860 restored, currently Amici day spa
Queen's Hotel 174 Main St, Unionville 1860 restored, and lived in
The Cedar Grove Blacksmith Shop Markham Museum 1862 moved from Cedar Grove
Cedar Grove School House 7667 14th Avenue, Thornhill 1869 restored as Cedar Grove Community Centre
Box Grove School House 7651 9TH Line South, Markham 1870 Now home to Box Grove Co-op Daycare
Box Grove Church 2 Legacy Dr. Markham 1870 Box Grove Heritage United Church
Unionville Train Station 7 Station Lane, Unionville 1871 restored
The McKenzie-Gowland House 12 Alexander Hunter Pl 1871 moved from 9785 McCowan Road and restored 1997
James Speight House / Wedding Cake House 48 Main St N, Markham 1870
S.S. #5 Buttonville 1872 now the York Regional School Board Heritage Schoolhouse
Lapps Cider Mill Markham Museum c.1872 rebuilt at Markham Museum 1981-1983
James Darius Harrington House 9642 9th Line (north of 16th Avenue/Don Cousens Parkway) 1873 Abandoned and vacant
German Mills School, S.S. #2 80 German Mills Road 1874 German Mills Community Centre
Wilson Variety Hall Markham Museum 1875
Town Hall Main Street, Markham 1881 now home to private business
Markham Village Railway Station Village of Markham 1900s restored 2000 as GO Transit station and community centre
Mount Joy School Markham Museum 1907 moved from Mount Joy
Stiver Mill Unionville c. 1916 state of disrepair
Milliken Public School Steeles Avenue East and Midland Avenue, Milliken Mills 1929 later Scarborough Christian School and only facade on Steeles Avenue remains and incorporated with commercial/residential development
Locust Hill Train Station Markham Museum 1936 moved from Locust Hill

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