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    A stone stable near the Ballinafad sideroad, in Erin Twp. The stone barn behind was built by Morgan Crewson in 1847.

    - The Hunter home at #6038 Ballinafad Sideroad in Esquesing. Owners of this property have included the Cripps, Soper and Nightengale families.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - The Smith and Yates (1993) home, built by Morgan Crewson.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - The Halton Hills Body shop, being in business for 25 years (1993). Looking west along the Ballinafad Sideroad.

    CHURCHILL - The lone pine looking east in the cemetery established about 1838. This is also the site of Churchill Common School.

    CHURCHILL - Monuments in the cemetery across from the church.

    The Churchill Community Church, built in 1843 for the Congregational Church, joining the United Church in 1926. When threatened with closure about 1968, the congregation took back control and declare

    The historic plaque at the cemetery.

    Worden Pioneer cemetery at corner of Highway 7 (27 Sideroad) and 5thline. Close-up of the cairn.

    Staff picture for St. Francis of Assisi Catholic elementary school on the corner of Duncan Drive and Sinclair Avenue. Pictured are: (L to R) ROW 2: Jose Pires, Mary Mlodozenec, David Black (Principal

    Kinsmen President Randy Schaefer presents Honorary Kinsmen, Jim Ford, with his Hockey Heritage Award at the Georgetown Hockey Heritage Dinner.

    Townline between four townships looking north. The former store is at centre right. COLOUR

    Townline between four townships looking north. The former store is at centre right. COLOUR

    Stone Barn COLOUR

    Churchill Community Church, built as a Congregational Church in 1843 on Lot 32, Con 3, Esquesing. It joined the United Church in 1926 and became a community church in the 1960's. COLOUR

    The interior of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church.

    Historical Society display at Canada Day celebrations. Karen Hunter, Dot Hill and Jean Ruddell answer questions.

    Historical Society display at Canada Day celebrations. Karen Hunter answers questions.

    Photocopy of the Methodist Church

    Duncan Drive house