Heritage designation is the formal recognition of a property's cultural value in a community. Milton designates certain buildings, landscape features and sites as properties of historical value. Designation ensures that we preserve our heritage for present and future generations.
Our designated properties
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32 properties in Milton are designated under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act. Each property has a by-law that includes the reasons for designation and its heritage attributes:
- Town Hall, 150 Mary Street
- Hugh Foster Hall, 141 King Street
- Old Town Hall, 251 Main Street
- 58 Victoria Street
- 66 Victoria Street
- 100 Victoria Street
- 66 Charles Street
- 82 Charles Street
- 191 Margaret Street
- 59 Mill Street
- 99 Mill Street
- 121 Mill Street
- 360 Pine Street
- 5576 Regional Road 25
- 2113 25 Side Road (Stone Barn)
- 4271 20 Side Road
- 8473 Lawson Road (formerly known as 8445 Boston Church Road)
- 5703 Tremaine Road
- St. David's Church, Main Street, Campbellville
- Rockwood Railway Station, Ontario Railway Museum
- Christie-Henderson Lime Kilns
- Ebenezer Church, 12274 Guelph Line
- Grand Trunk Railway Station, 1 Chris Hadfield Way
- Bronte Pioneer Cemetery
- Nassagaweya Presbyterian Church, 3097 15 Side Road
- 151 Robert Street
- 16 Hugh Street
- Austin Willmott House, 255 Ruhl Drive (formerly known as 895 Bronte Street South)
- 3053 Derry Road West
- 963 Stoutt Crescent
- Waldie Blacksmith Shop, 16 James Street
- Socrates Center House, 94 Peru Road
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Applying for heritage designation
Contact us and we’ll begin a study to find out if heritage designation applies to your property. After Milton Council reviews our study and approves, we’ll send you a Notice of Intention to Designate, which is published in the local paper in order to hear any objections.
Once approved, Council enacts the Designation By-law and we send a notice of designation to both you and the Ontario Heritage Trust.
Making changes to a heritage property
You can apply to make changes or additions to a designated property with a Heritage Permit. Designation does not stop you from maintaining or repairing the property as long as the repairs and maintenance don't change its heritage attributes.
