Markham Village, Ontario

Old Markham Village
Village
Location within York
Coordinates: 43°52′36″N 79°15′37″W / 43.87667°N 79.26028°W / 43.87667; -79.26028Coordinates: 43°52′36″N 79°15′37″W / 43.87667°N 79.26028°W / 43.87667; -79.26028
Country	Canada
Province	Ontario
Regional Municipality	York
City	Markham
Area
• Total	3.32 km² (1.28 sq mi)
Population (2006) Census Tract Number 5350400.07 / 5350400.08
• Total	6,090
• Density	1,834.34/km² (4,750.9/sq mi)
Time zone	EST (UTC-5)
• Summer (DST)	EDT (UTC-4)

Markham Village (2006 population 6,090)^[1]^[2] (Census Tract No. 5350400.03 and 5350400.12) is a community in the city of Markham. Originally settled in 1825 the village, originally named Reesorville was a founded by Mennonites from Upstate New York and Pennsylvania (see Peter Reesor). Eventually, as Upper Canada started to experience immigration from the British Isles Markham would also experience such growth from Britain. In 1850 the police village is created, but it does not include the villages of Unionville and Thornhill (joins in 1971 when the Town of Markham is created). The village becomes a police village in 1931.

Neighbourhoods

Various neighbourhoods found within Markham Village:

Old Markham Village - area along Markham Road from Highway 7 to 16th Avenue and home to the historic Markham Main Street area

Markham Village Community Centre

Markham Village Community Centre is located on the southeast corner of Markham Road and Highway 7. It was the former site of the Markham Fair. The community centre features a library, community rooms, indoor ice rink (seats 450)^[3] and drop off recycling centre.

Main Street Markham Farmers’ Market

From early May to early October a farmers market is set up along Robinson Street just west of Main Street. The market consists of tables and tents running from 8am to 1pm.^[4]

References

↑ "Census tract profile for 0400.07 (CT), Toronto (CMA) and Ontario". 2.statcan.ca. 2010-06-01. Retrieved 2011-01-24.
↑ "Census tract profile for 0400.08 (CT), Toronto (CMA) and Ontario". 2.statcan.ca. 2010-06-01. Retrieved 2011-01-24.
↑ http://www.markham.ca/wps/portal/Markham/RecreationCulture/CommunityCentres/Arenas/
↑ http://www.mainstreetmarkham.com/farmers-market/

Communities of Markham, Ontario

Mount Joy, Ontario

Unionville, Ontario
Raymerville – Markville East, Ontario

Cornell, Ontario

Markham Village, Ontario

Milliken, Ontario
Armadale, Ontario

Topics on Markham, Ontario

Main topics

Founder Government History Mayor Previous Mayors Notable people York Region _(portal) Markham municipal election, 2010 Markham Ward 3 by-election, 2009 Markham municipal election, 2006

Transportation

Municipal roads Other transportation York Regional Roads Highway 407 ETR York Region Transit

Communities

Angus Glen Armadale Berczy Village Box Grove Buttonville Cachet Cashel Cedar Grove Cornell Dickson Hill Downtown Markham Gormley Greensborough Legacy Locust Hill Markham Centre Old Markham Village Milliken Mongolia Quantztown Thornhill Unionville Underwood Uptown Markham Vinegar Hill Wismer Commons

Education

Elementary	All Saints Armadale Ashton Meadows Black Walnut Public School Boxwood Castlemore Central Park Boxwood Cornell Park Public School Little Rouge Public School Reesor Park Public School San Lorenzo Ruiz William Berczy

Secondary	Brother André Bur Oak Cornell Secondary School (proposed school to open September 2017) Markham District Markville McGivney Middlefield Milliken Mills St. Augustine St. Robert Thornhill Thornlea Trudeau Unionville

Post Secondary	Seneca College Buttonville Airport Campus Markham Campus York University Markham_Campus (under development)

Athletics, Recreation, and Shopping

Athletics	Markham Royals Markham Waxers Sports

Recreation	Angus Glen Golf Club Armadale Community Centre Box Grove Community Centre Cedar Grove Community Centre Cedar Brae Golf & Country Club Parks Angus Glen Community Centre (arena, sports centre, pool, library) Cornell Community Centre (library and pool) Markham Civic Centre Ice Markham Pan Am Centre Markham Village Community Centre (ice arena and library) Milliken Mills Community Centre Mount Joy Community Centre R.J. Clatworthy Arena Thornhill Arena Crosby Arena

Shopping	Alderland Centre Markville Mall Pacific Mall Market Village The Mall at South Unionville Square Remington Centre Woodside Mall

Attractions

Box Grove Community Centre (former S.S # 28 c.1877)
Cedar Grove Community Centre (former S.S # 20 c.1869)
Heintzman House
Franklin Street Public School
German Mills Community Centre (former S.S # 2 c.1874)
Main Street Unionville
Main Street Markham
Markham Fair
Markham Museum
Main Street Markham
Markham Train Station
Thornhill Village
Unionville Train Station
Varley Art Gallery
Warden House

Media and Services

Media	Markham Economist and Sun North of the City Markham Today

Services	GO Transit Ontario Provincial Police Markham Public Library Markham Stouffville Hospital Shouldice Hernia Centre TTC Viva Rapid Transit York Region Transit York Regional Police

Sister Cities

Cary, North Carolina Nördlingen, Germany Pearland, Texas Wuhan, China

List of municipalities in Ontario

Communities of Markham

Angus Glen Armadale Berczy Village Box Grove Brown's Corners Buttonville Cachet Cashel Cathedraltown Cedar Grove Cornell German Mills Greensborough Langstaff Locust Hill Markham Markham Village Sherwood - Amber Glen, Old Markham Village Milliken Milnesville Mongolia Mount Joy Quantztown Raymerville - Markville East Thornhill Underwood Unionville Victoria Square Vinegar Hill Wismer Commons

Communities in other York Region municipalities King Markham Richmond Hill Vaughan Whitchurch–Stouffville

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