Tribute
The Beasley neighbourhood in Hamilton is named after him. It is bounded by Barton Street East (north), Main Street East (south), John Street North (west) and Wellington Street North (east). Landmarks in this neighbourhood include Landmark Place, Ramada Plaza hotel, Connaught Block/Royal Connaught hotel, the International Village, Theatre Aquarius and Beasley Park, which was also named after him.
Richard Beasley Public School, also named after him, is a primary school on the east Mountain.
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