Churches of The Almaguin Highlands

    Black and white photograph of a large group of women and children standing outside a wooden church. The building is Bloomfield Church. The only man in the picture is in the middle of the group, barel

    Picture came from 'The History of South River' by Marg Harkness. This looks to be a school project written in 1948.

    The Evangelical United Brethren Church lot 152 concession A Lount Township.

    The Evangelical United Brethren Church lot 152 concession A Lount Township.

    Reverend P.J. Kelly first presided over this church,which was built in 1904.

    The first two rows contain the choir's women members, who are dressed in choir gowns and holding their hymn books. The third row contains the choir's male members, dressed in formal attire. The Rever

    The original Gospel Hall was built in 1900.

    This photo is part of a number of photos donated by the Erven family, long time residents of the South River area.

    The people present are: Mrs. John Good, Mrs. George Windrem, Mrs. H. Heels, Mrs. J. Cole, Mrs. Hugh Boyd Sr., Roy Brown, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Gordon Bingeman, Mrs. Tom Wattie, Mrs. Tom Woods, chil

    Gordon Furlong's parents were William and Mary Furlong. Gordon was born in 1904.

    Black and white photograph of the old Anglican Church in Dunchurch. The building is wooden and has a steeply pitched roof. There are three windows on the side. On the left side of the building is a w

    This booklet was made in celebration of the centennial of Saint Patrick's Parish.

    This booklet was produced in celebration of the centennial of the church at Sand Lake. A supplement covering the history of the Church from 1984 to 1994 was later published. This supplement can be vi

    See linked record for Raplh Brice's longer history of the Pioneer Log Church.

    Black and white photographic postcard. There is a house in the background of the image with ivy growing up the side of the building. This building is the Anglican Rectory. In the yard is a girl and a

    Black and white photographic postcard of St. Paul's Anglican Church in Sundridge Ontario. Most of the upper portion of the building is wood, the foundation is made out of stone. The entrance way to t

    This is a copy of an earlier photograph. There's a crease above the door that came from the earlier photograph.

    This is a copy of of an earlier photograph.

    This is a copy of of an earlier photograph. This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Colour photograph of a white church behind a fence and a closed gate surrounded by trees. The gate has no path or road leading up to it. The windows have been boarded up. There are two windows on the