Head, Clara and Maria Local History
All-In-One Stonecliff
Description
Mystery Question
Was it the old Mattawa-Pembroke road that passed along the front of these buildings?
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Media Type
Image
Item Type
Photographs
Description
Photograph of main Street Stonecliffe in the 1920s. Railway tracks cut through the bottom left hand corner. The general store is in the foreground, next to it is St. Zephirin's church, to the left of the church is the C.P.R. section house and partially cut off on the left hand side is the train station.
Notes
Stonecliffe was spelt Stonecliff until hydro came and an 'e' was added to the end of the name.

This site is now underwater in the Ottawa River
Inscriptions
All-In-One Stonecliff
Date of Original
Early 1920s
Dimensions
Width: 25 cm
Height: 20.5 cm
Image Dimensions
Image Width: 24.3cm
Image Height: 19.5cm
Subject(s)
Catholic churches
Catholicism
Upper Ottawa River
Local identifier
971_38_SCF_001
Collection
Home Coming Collection
Language of Item
English
Copyright Statement
Public domain: Copyright has expired according to Canadian law. No restrictions on use.
Contact
Head, Clara and Maria Public Library
Email:hcmhistory@gmail.com
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All-In-One Stonecliff


Photograph of main Street Stonecliffe in the 1920s. Railway tracks cut through the bottom left hand corner. The general store is in the foreground, next to it is St. Zephirin's church, to the left of the church is the C.P.R. section house and partially cut off on the left hand side is the train station.