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    CREWSONS CORNERS - The CNR subway, looking south towards Highway #7. A VIA rail train from Guelph is just passing over.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - Road sign signifying the crossroads of four townships. The former Hotel/ Store is in the background.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - Stone house behind former store, used as a barn and storehouse. A member of the Crewson family believes it may have been the blacksmith shop in the early days. If so it may date fr

    CREWSONS CORNERS - The Erin-Eramosa Townline looking north.

    A home Crewson's Corner

    CREWSONS CORNERS - The stone house behind the former store which used to serve as the blacksmith shop.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - Home of Fred MacDonald (1993) built in 1954 on the site of the stable for the church.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - The barn of Hugh Hunter, being #6038 32 Sideroad, Esquesing.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - The pottery shop, former Shell station on the Nassagewayacorner on Highway #7.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - Highway #7 runs across this picture with the Esquesing- Nassagewaya Townline (dead-end) running south. Photo taken by Mark Rowe from on top of the CNR bridge.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - Looking north from the CNR bridge into the Corners.

    CREWSONS CORNERS - The Thomas Lazenby home in Eramosa twp.

    The former hotel/store on the Erin Twp side. Susan Townsend (Taillifer) bought it in 1938 from Charles Lambert and continued it as a store. The store section was later removed.

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

    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.

   

    Portrait of Thomas and Emma (Collom) Crewson. He was the 5th child of Morgan and Mary (Soper) Crewson Sr. The photo was taken in Acton around the late 1850's to early 1860's.