History of Newmarket Industrial Park The Newmarket Industrial Park has an fascinating history that is deeply intertwined with the progress of the town. It was established to cater to the increasing demands of Newmarket. Has transformed over time into a vital hub, for trade and industry. Its ... Continue Reading » about Newmarket Industrial Park
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Stonehaven-Wyndham Estates-Copper Hills Newmarket
History of Stonehaven-Wyndham Estates-Copper Hills Many of the street names, in this neighbourhood pay tribute to racehorses like Broughton, Crest Rider, Damascus, Exceller, Foxcroft, Highland Blade, Norsan, Quantra, the renowned Canadian champion Northern Prospect and the legendary Secretariat. ... Continue Reading » about Stonehaven-Wyndham Estates-Copper Hills Newmarket
Gorham-College Manor Newmarket
History of Gorham-College Manor Gorham College Manor got its name from Eli Gorham, who settled in this area during the 1800s and established the Gorham Woollen Mills along the banks of Bogart Creek. Eli Gorham was also responsible, for building the brick house, in Newmarket, which still stands ... Continue Reading » about Gorham-College Manor Newmarket
Huron Heights-Leslie Valley Newmarket
History of Huron Heights-Leslie Valley The geography of Huron Heights Leslie Valley is characterized by slopes and a vibrant green valley, shaped by the Holland River. A trade route, for the indigenous peoples who were the original inhabitants of this region. The first settlers arrived in around ... Continue Reading » about Huron Heights-Leslie Valley Newmarket
Armitage Newmarket
History of Armitage Newmarket The neighbourhood we now know as Armitage was named after a man named Amos Armitage. Amos along, with a group of Quaker families migrated from Catawissa, Pennsylvania to Upper Canada around 1804. He settled in what was part of Whitchurch Township on the half of Lot ... Continue Reading » about Armitage Newmarket
Downtown Newmarket
History of Downtown Newmarket The term "historic" is truly fitting when describing Downtown Newmarket. The story begins with Joseph Hill, who migrated to Newmarket in 1801 alongside a group of Quaker families led by Timothy Rogers all originating from the United States. Hill wasted no time. ... Continue Reading » about Downtown Newmarket