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    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

    #77 Market Street.

    #533 Main Street. Circa 1840. One of the first land severences made by Benajah Williams was in July 1840 when property was deeded to the Methodist Episcopal Trustees for a church and burial ground. There is no record of anyone being buried on site since the land is so close ...

    SS #12 Lorne.

Georgetown Herald (Georgetown, ON), 1970, p. 3     Hornby Presbyterian Church. The first church was built in 1835. 20 January 1878, Mr. Stewart, Minister. Burnt down Wed 14 January, 1976. The chain link fence suggests the age of the picture.

    Bethel United Church.

    Hornby United Church.

    Interior view of typical Gothic Revival window with white enamelled glass and stained glass top light. Detail of St. Stephen's Church.

    Detail of pews installed in 1889 with wood wainscoat detail of on wall beyond at St. Stephen's Church.

    Chancel stained glass window of St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Steeles Avenue.

    Side elevation (north) showing basement stair access in foreground.

    Detail of front elevation showing Gothic Revival entrance frame and circular segmented window above.

    Detail photo showing a portion of the front elevation (west side) with Gothic Revival window, clapboard siding terminating against bargeboard and roof cornice return.

    Hornby Presbyterian Church. The first church was built in 1835. 20 January 1878, Mr. Stewart, Minister. Burnt down Wed 14 January, 1976 (Herald 21 January 1976).

    "Harvest Home, Cong. Church, G’town, 1908” and “Property of Ted Arnold"

    SS #8 Dublin.

    SS #AE Hornby.

    SS # 7 Norval.

    Front: Presbyterian Ch. Norval

    View from front of Presbyterian Church in Norval.