took on the name of Brockton.

The developed area of Brockton grew to border Sunnyside Avenue on the west, Dufferin (then the border of Toronto) on the east, Bloor on the north and the rail-lines to the south-west by the time it was established as an unincorporated village in 1876, within the County of York. It became an incorporated town in 1880 and then its population was recorded at 786 in the 1881 Census of Canada. The village was annexed by the City of Toronto in 1884.

From 1907 to 1956,

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