Corktown / Stinson
One of Hamilton's oldest neighbourhoods, founded by Irish settlers — Augusta Street's pubs, Corktown Park, and the Hamilton GO Centre, with the character-home pocket of Stinson against the escarpment.
The lay of the land
Corktown is among Hamilton's oldest neighbourhoods, founded by Irish settlers. Today it's known for the Augusta Street pubs, Shamrock and Corktown parks, and the Hamilton GO Centre on the former TH&B railway lands.
Tucked against the escarpment, the Stinson section adds a pocket of character homes with a quieter, historic feel.
What defines it
- → Augusta Street pubs
- → Shamrock & Corktown parks
- → Hamilton GO Centre / former TH&B railway
- → Stinson character homes by the escarpment
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