Historical Spots
Where Canada’s Past Comes to Life
Brockville’s story stretches back centuries—shaped by river trade, rail innovation, wartime history, and the people who built a thriving community along the St. Lawrence. Across the city, you’ll find preserved architecture, national landmarks, and immersive sites that connect you directly to the past. Whether you’re a history buff or simply curious, Brockville’s heritage is easy to explore.
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Brockville Armouries
Early 20th‑century armoury building that houses the Brockville Rifles, a reserve infantry regiment of the Canadian Army; currently being renovated to become the Brockville…
Brockville Museum
Step back in time and explore Brockville’s rich history at the Brockville Museum, a waterfront gem dedicated to telling the stories of the people, industries,…
Brockville Railway Tunnel
Step inside one of Brockville’s most iconic landmarks — the Brockville Railway Tunnel, Canada’s first railway tunnel. Originally constructed between 1854 and 1860, this…
City Hall
Previously known as Victoria Hall, this impressively designed stone hall built 1862–64 to be used as a concert hall, market and office space. Now…
Courthouse Square
Neoclassical courthouse perched above downtown, surrounded by churches and steeples; offers picturesque views over the town and is visible from the harbour.
Fulford Place Museum
Get a rare glimpse of the luxurious lifestyle of another era. Discover the story of Senator George T. Fulford, explore the grand Fulford mansion,…
Singer Castle (via cruise)
Experience the beauty and history of Singer Castle through a scenic cruise, perfect for families and history enthusiasts.
Thomas Fuller Building (First Post Office)
The Thomas Fuller Building, Brockville’s first post office, is a historical landmark completed in 1886, showcasing beautiful Neo-classical architecture.