Paris Plains Church

Paris Plains Church, located in Brant, Ontario, was built in 1845 by the local congregation using stones from nearby fields, showcasing a unique cobblestone construction style introduced to the area by American builder Levi Broughton. Though the church is no longer active and is closed to the public, it stands as a historic landmark and memorial to the pioneers of the community, having been restored in 1948.

Surrounding the church is a cemetery that holds historical significance, with remarks from visitors indicating a deep connection to the local heritage. The area is also home to the Maus School, established in 1829, which contributes to the historical narrative of the region and its early settlers.

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