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    Lots 1, 2 and 3 west side of Mary Street, Dave and Ann Demery Home. These lots remained undeveloped from the time of their original transfer from John Croswell to M. E. Ellsworth, wife of Alvah Ellsw

    Mary (Paul) Demery Home, 21 Bay Street. At the end of Mary Street, where it becomes what was known as Bay Street, was this large home which appears to have originally been built by John Croswell jr.

    This picture shows the home of Ab and Emmeline (Neely) Ross on the west side of Mary Street in the 1950’s

    This picture was taken at the back of the Ross home on Mary Street looking northerly towards the Arnold and Beatrice Wylie home. Bill Ross is the gentleman in the picture.

    This picture was taken at the back of the Ross home on Mary Street looking northerly towards the Arnold and Beatrice Wylie home. Bill Ross is the gentleman in the picture.

    The Albert and Emmeline (Neely) Ross home on Mary Street looking northwest from the Ahmic Lake Road.

    In this picture, Norman Brear is shown standing on Mary Street with the Mary (Paul) Demery Home in the background.

    This picture shows the home of Ab and Emmeline (Neely) Ross on the west side of Mary Street in the 1950’s

    The Albert and Emmeline (Neely) Ross home on Mary Street looking northwest from the Ahmic Lake Road.

    This picture was taken in July 1941, the day that Robert Hicks was buried. It was taken from the Mary Demery home, looking along Mary Street into Ahmic Harbour from the south. The home on the right b

    This picture shows Lyle Ross with the Ross home (white) behind. In the left of the picture is the home built by Lewis and Eliza (Courvoisier) Crossman and later owned by Arnold and Beatrice (Crossman

    This picture shows the home of Ab and Emmeline (Neely) Ross on the west side of Mary Street. Lots 5, 6 and 7 on the west side of Mary Street were originally sold by John Croswell to Thomas Tilson in

    In the picture from around 1951, the Albert and Emmeline (Neely) Ross home on the west side of Mary Street is in front. The Arnold and Beatrice (Crossman) Wylie home is on the right.

    In this picture looking south along Mary Street we can see the home of Ab and Emmeline (Neely) Ross on the right and of Mary (Paul) Demery on the left.

    At some point, the property on which the church was located was transferred to Frank and Ruby Crossman who may have purchased it from the Crown/municipality to whom it had reverted. Frank and Ruby bu

    Pictured here is the home built by Lewis and Eliza (Courvoisier) Crossman and later owned by Arnold and Beatrice (Crossman) Wylie. The picture was taken in December, 1960.

    In 1920, the home built by James and Matilda (Lewis) Croswell on Part Block A on the northeast corner of Ahmic and John Streets transferred from James Croswell to William Croswell, James’s brother. I

    View looking north on Mary Street to Ahmic Street. On the right is the home of Lizzie Stanyer. Across the road on the west side of Mary Street is the Paul home. In the centre of the picture is the ho

    The former John and Mary Ann (Taylor) Croswell home as it appeared in early 2000, looking from the east. (It is now being restored by John Newell, a grandson of John Henry Newell)

    The former John and Mary Ann (Taylor) Croswell home as it appeared in early 2000, looking from the east. (It is now being restored by John Newell, a grandson of John Henry Newell)