Brampton Historical Society

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Brampton Historical Society aims to conserve and celebrate Brampton’s beloved history through weekly meetings that aim to prevent the destruction of its heritage. Programs offered here are designed to educate and preserve the heritage of Brampton and its surroundings. The historical society is dedicated to the celebration, education, and conservation of the rich and vibrant architecture of Brampton.

If you are interested in becoming a part of Brampton’s historical society, or just learning about some history of the famous flower city, make sure to stop by Brampton Historical Society!

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