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A Brockville home steeped in history

  • Posted on September 4, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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In brief

Woodfield Manor stands as a remarkable architectural testament to Brockville's railway heritage. Constructed in 1855, this historic residence was commissioned by Samuel Keefer, a prominent railway engineer whose vision shaped transportation infrastructure across Canada. The mansion exemplifies Victorian-era craftsmanship and design, preserving decades of local history within its walls. Today, it remains an important cultural landmark that reflects the prosperity and innovation of 19th-century Ontario.

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A Brockville home steeped in history
A Brockville home steeped in history

Woodfield Manor was built in 1855 for railway engineer Samuel Keefer
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