Historic Buildings

Although Trenton incorporated as a Village in 1853, it took eight years before a Town Hall was constructed. In 1983, the building was designated as a heritage structure.  The building has since been restored and is home to the Trenton Downtown Business Improvement Area.

Original Town Hall and Market House
55 King Street, Trenton

The clock tower is all that remains of the stately post office built in 1888. The attention to detail evident on the tower in the raised bands and masonry was mirrored on the post office. In 1979, Trenton Council designated the Clock Tower as a heritage property under the Ontario Heritage Act for architectural and historic reasons. The Clock Tower is a popular landmark in the downtown core.

Clock Tower
65 Dundas Street West

Click here to visit our Heritage Advisory Commitee page