| Station Name: | Brighton |
| Subdivision: | Oshawa |
| Mileage: | 241.93 |
| Station Symbols: | WX |
| Train Order: | DN |
| Office Signals: | GN |
| Sidings: | 87 (Eastward Track) |
| 89 (Westward Track) | |
| Other Tracks: | Yard |
| Location: | Brighton (County, Township) |
| HSMBC Report: | RSR-91 |
| Designation / Year: |
*No. 19 Flag stop at Brighton ... Sundays.
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
| 1870-12-03 | Freight train no. 15, failing to receives orders to meet no. 10—the Merchant Express—at Brighton, collides head-on with the latter four miles west of the station at the Dangerskilling 3, destroying 18 cars and two locomotives. R.W. Ward, station agent at Brighton, had been working for 9 consecutive days and nights after the former station agent as arrested for embezzlement despite repeated requests to the Toronto office for assistance[The Woodstock Sentinel, Friday, December 9, 1870, p. 2]. |
| 1921-08-23 | G.T.R. authorized to build connection to Canadian National Rys. in Brighton[BRC Order 31414]. |
| 1923-08-08 | CNR opens connection to Deseronto Subdivision at Brighton[Northern Ontario Railroad Museum & Heritage Centre website]. |