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Brampton’s Early Civic Buildings
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Brampton’s Early Civic Buildings
Saturday, April 12. 2025 Peel County was surveyed in 1818 but the intersection of Sideroad 5 and Concession 1 in Chinguacousy Township (modern Queen and Main, aka The Four Corners) remained largely undeveloped until 1834. That was the year that John Elliot divided his land and started selling development lots for homes. The community was renamed Brampton after his home in Cumberland, England. By 1846 the population grew to about 150 and the comm…
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