Great George Street Historic District

Victoria Park Square, located at 65 Market Street in Brantford, Ontario, is a historically significant park designed in the Victorian Formal Park style by architect John Turner. Established in 1861 and laid out according to Lewis Burwell's original Town Plan of 1830, the park is characterized by its unique shape resembling the Union Jack, featuring intersecting paths and notable structures such as the Joseph Brant Memorial and an elaborate granite drinking fountain.

This gathering place has been integral to the community since its bustling days in the early 20th century, serving as a leisure center for local citizens, particularly on evenings and Sundays. Victoria Park Square also boasts proximity to several architectural landmarks, including St. Andrew's United Church and Brant Community Church, reflecting its role as both a recreational area and a site of cultural significance for the surrounding neighborhood.

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