Uxbridge Historic Homes

Uxbridge is located on the ancestral home of the Anishaanabe Nations (Ojibway, Cree, Huron, Wendat, Algonquin, Chippewa, Mississaugas). The first settlers in the area were Quakers who started arriving in 1806 along with other British Loyalists following the American revolutionary wars. Most settlers to the Township of Uxbridge came from the Catawissa area of Pennsylvania. The Uxbridge Friends Meeting House which overlooks the town from Quaker Hill was built in 1820, and is the community's oldest building. The Toronto and Nipissing Railroad arrived in Uxbridge in 1871, and for over a decade Uxbridge was the headquarters of the railway. Shortly after the arrival of the railway, Uxbridge became a village in 1872, and reached town status in 1885. You can enjoy and learn all the Uxbridge Historic Homes by following the Uxbridge Walking Tour Brochure. Unfortunately some of the Uxbridge Historic Homes have been lost over the years.  One example is Joseph Goulds stately manor that once stood where our town hall is now.   You can also learn about some of these homes as we add them to our blog,

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Uxbridge Historic Homes The R.P. Harman House The R.P. Harman House 109 Brock Street East The R.P. Harman House at 109 Brock Street East is a charming example of historic architecture in Uxbridge, showcasing the elegance and craftsmanship of the past. This L-shaped, 1 ½ storey frame house stands out with its distinctive blend of Gothic Revival elements. The home features large […]
Uxbridge Historic Homes Dr. Walter Shier’s House Dr. Walter Shier’s House Main Street South – Circa 1890 –   Dr. Walter Shier’s house is a notable historic home in Uxbridge with a fascinating backstory. In 1908, Dr. Shier purchased the house along with two additional lots near the Music Hall, setting the stage for his contributions to the community. He added a […]
Uxbridge Historic Homes The George and Mary Long House The George and Mary Long House (circa 1885)   Nestled on First Avenue, the George and Mary Long House stands as a testament to Uxbridge’s rich architectural past. Built circa 1885, this charming yellow brick, one-and-a-half-story home reflects the craftsmanship of its original owner, George A. Long, a talented mason and builder. Alongside his wife, […]
The E. R. Anderson House The E. R. Anderson House 49 Dominion Street, Circa 1887   Constructed in 1887 by E. R. Anderson, this historic house was subsequently purchased by Sarah Chinn, the wife of an Uxbridge innkeeper. Anderson also built the similarly designed residence at 55 Dominion Street. The two-storey house at 49 Dominion Street is made of double […]
John C. Widdifield House John C. Widdifield House – CIRCA 1875 –     John C. Widdifield built this home circa 1875, creating a stunning example of Gothic architecture with its interesting symmetry highlighted by two Gothic windows and matching dormers. The balanced design of these elements adds a sense of harmony to the house’s exterior. Contemporary gingerbread trim […]
Uxbridge Historic Homes The Davidson House The Davidson House – 1866 – 203 Brock Street W, Uxbridge     The Davidson House, designed and built by architect, Johnston Brown and stands as a testament to Uxbridge’s rich architectural and industrial heritage. Acquired in 1869 by Benjamin Davidson and his wife Elizabeth, this historic home remained in the Davidson family until 1918. […]
Uxbridge Historic Homes The Patterson House The Patterson House Dominion Street – 1888     The Patterson House: A Testament to Uxbridge’s Rich Industrial Past Nestled on the corner of  Dominion and Main Street North, the Patterson House stands as a proud reminder of Uxbridge’s industrious past and the remarkable individuals who shaped its history. This historic home is not only […]
The Historic Joseph Gould Property: A Journey Through Time The Historic Joseph Gould Property: A Journey Through Time 62 Mill Street, Uxbridge, Ontario – CIRCA 1866   Located at 62 Mill Street in Uxbridge, Ontario, the Joseph Gould Property is a storied piece of local history, encapsulating over a century of architectural and familial evolution. This blog will take you through the fascinating history […]
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Joseph E Gould Residence Joseph E. Gould Residence – Circa 1874 –     The Joseph E. Gould House: A Historical Gem in Uxbridge Built in 1875, the Joseph E. Gould House stands as a testament to the architectural and historical heritage of Uxbridge. This charming residence was commissioned by Joseph E. Gould and his wife Elizabeth, and constructed […]
Ira Crosby Residence Ira Crosby Residence – Circa 1873 – 49 First Avenue, Uxbridge     History of the Ira Crosby Residence. In 1873, Ira G. Crosby embarked on a remarkable journey, purchasing a prime lot at the intersection of First Avenue and Dominion Street from Joseph Gould. On this plot, he commissioned the construction of a striking […]
Samuel Umphrey Residence Samuel Umphrey Residence (c. 1871)     Discover the captivating history of the Samuel Umphrey Residence, a Victorian Gothic marvel erected in 1871 by Samuel and Elizabeth Umphrey. With its charming decorative touches like the frieze on the verandah and the ornate bargeboard on the gable ends, this house leaves a lasting impression.     […]
The Methodist Parsonage The Methodist Parsonage  – 1878 – 40 Second Avenue   The Methodist Parsonage – Present Day     History of The Methodist Parsonage Located at the intersection of Second Avenue and Dominion Street, the Methodist Parsonage, now known as the United Church, stands as a silent witness to history. In 1878, the trustees of the […]
Uxbridge Historic Homes The Wheler House The Wheler House 1860     The Wheler House stands as a historical testament to the evolution of architectural styles and the adaptive reuse of buildings within the community of Uxbridge. Built in 1860 by Edward Wheler, this charming 1 1/2 storey Ontario Cottage style home originally sat at the corner of Brock and Main […]
89 Toronto Street South 89 Toronto Street South Presbyterian Church Manse ~ Circa 1875 ~     The History 89 Toronto Street South was constructed around 1875. The imposing structure is believed to have been built by Joseph Gould, a pivotal figure in the early establishment of our town, for his daughter Elizabeth, following her marriage to Reverend Edward […]
Uxbridge Historic Homes Bascom – Williams House Bascom – Williams House 70 Main Street – Circa 1872   According to the Uxbridge Heritage Register, the Bascom – Williams House built circa 1872 was a small square frame house that was later bricked but has since undergone a number of changes.  The property was originally owned by Dr. Joseph Bascom.  Dr. Bascom owned all […]
Uxbridge Historic Homes Robert H. Perry Residence Robert H. Perry Residence – Circa 1920   According to Uxbridge – Scugog Historic Homes and Heritage Buildings, this fieldstone home (the only one built within the town limits) was built by Robert Perry after he purchased the lot from G.H. Thompson in 1920.  Mr. Thompson operated a blacksmith shop on the property after he purchased […]
Charles Gould Residence Charles Gould Residence Young Street, Uxbridge – CIRCA 1884   The Charles Gould Residence was originally a farm property, it was owned by Joseph Gould and was inherited by his son Charles in 1886.   Charles and his brother Harvey ran the Gould Brothers Bank and the Gould Flour and Feed Store on Brock Street as […]
Samuel S. Sharpe Home Samuel S. Sharpe Home Circa 1877   The following is taken from the Township of Uxbridge – Heritage Register The Samuel S. Sharpe Home was “Initially built on a parcel of land circa 1877 by a local builder and known in the community as the “Mauder Mansion”, the building was originally purchased by the Sharpe […]
Brownscombe Residence “Gleeholme” Brownscombe Residence “Gleeholme”   Gleeholme was built somewhere between 1884 – 1901 by Charles W. Small.  Mr Small was the owner of the Uxbridge Piano and Organ Company which was located just north of this home.  It is believed that most of the material for the interior woodwork of the home came from his piano […]
A.H. Badgerow Residence A.H. Badgerow Residence   According to the Historic Homes and Heritage Buildings the earliest recorded owner of the property at the corner or Brock Street East and First Avenue was Wm T. Mason.  In 1882 Mr. Mason sold the property to a veterinarian named A.H Badgerow.  There was an old railway-house on the property which A.H Badgerow […]
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