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    Livingston Creek, Church (Left) 1897-1960, School (Right) 1884 - 1909 This was a Methodist Church from 1863 - February 17, 1963. The new school for this section was located at the corner of Highway 1

    This is a black and white photo of a one story wood frame building that could be a school house or a church. The exact location is not known. The building has a cedar shake roof and it appears to hav

    Notes written on the back of the photo read "Alma Heights United Church"

    Notes written underneath this photo read "Original Presbyterian Church in Little Rapids Established on this site in 1896" This church is currently used by the United Church congregation in Little Rap

    Notes accompanying this picture state that the following people are pictured left to right in the photo: Mrs. R. McLennan, Jennie McLennan, May Walker, Norma McCrea, Eidth McCrea, Verna Weir, Edith W

The Sault Star, October 7, 1975     The article outlines some of the planned activities and those involved plus expected attendees. The list of ladies in the photo is noted at the bottom of the photo.

    This black and white photo shows the front view of the Bellingham Church in winter months. The front vestibule section is sided in cedar shakes and the remainder of the building appears to be stucco.

    This winter photo shows a small one story white building that is identified as the Church of Christ for Iron Bridge. It is set back from a road in a cleared area with large trees to the right and rea

    A notation accompanying this photo states that the following people are pictured left to right in the photo: Jack Feltham, Bob Feltham, Jack McCrea, Rosalee McCrea, John McLennan, Dean Allen, Ray Ell

    Notes beside this photograph state that "a new meeting house was build in North Livingstone " in 1922 and that "In July 1962, an extension was needed and Sunday School rooms were built onto the back

    Land for the first Anglican Church was purchased on October 16, 1890 on the north side of Algoma St. East. A small church was built shortly thereafter, however this church was later deemed too small

    This winter photo taken in 1977 is of the Seventh Day Adventist Church along Highway 17 east in Iron Bridge. It is a small one story white building set out in a field. A ramp leads up to the front do

    Pictured in the photograph: Back row: Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Munro, Mrs. King, Mrs. Jim Weir, Mrs. John Crockford, Mr. Dick Minion, Mrs. McKiggan, Mrs. Wm. Weir, Mrs. J.J. Oliver, Mrs. Minion Sr., Mrs. J.

    This church was the first Methodist Church built in 1881, with the first Reverend being James McAllister. Due to lack of space the Presbyterians shared this Methodist Church. Their Reverend was D.H.

    Typed notes affixed to this photo read: "This picture was taken in 1911 showing the footings of the Church of Redeemer (Anglican). The Catholic Church to the far right is St. Francis Xavier."

    On the back of the postcard are notes handwritten to Mr. St. John. The addressee is Rev. A. St. John. Notes also state that the "postcard was given to library 1990" and "Rev. St. John Methodist Minis