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    Mansewood train statin on 5 sideroad showing Mr. Cecil and John Bradshaw. Photo copied courtesy of Mrs. E.R. Wilson, Milton.

    Memorial Cairn in Mansewood cemetery on site of former church at 9018 Third Line. See EHS01055 and EHS01056 for other pictures taken the same day.

    Memorial Cairn in Mansewood cemetery on site of former church at 9018 Third Line. See EHS01055 for another picture taken the same day.

    This residence was the brick manse for the Mansewood Church, built in 1871. It is on lot 6, con 3.

    Mansewood was a United Presbyterian or Antiburger Church. A brick church was opened here in February 1867. They later merged with Boston Church and this building was demolished.

    Boston Church was built in 1866, but the Presbyterian Church congregation dates from 1820.

    SS #2 Quatre Bras.

    Boston Presbyterian Church, 3rd Line Esquesing, West half Lot 6, Concession 4.

    Boston Presbyterian Church, 3rd Line Esquesing, West half Lot 6, Concession 4.

    Boston Presbyterian Church, 3rd Line Esquesing, West half Lot 6, Concession 4.

    Boston Presbyterian Church, 3rd Line Esquesing, West half Lot 6, Concession 4.

    Boston Presbyterian Church, 3rd Line Esquesing, West half Lot 6, Concession 4. Heritage Halton Hills Historical Designation Plaque.

    Members of the United Presbyterian Church Sunday School. The man with whiskers in the centre is the minister Rev. Finnie. Also, in the picture are members of the Chisholm, Elliott, Bowman, Scott, Alexander and Moore families. The Church stood at 9018 Third Line. It was built in 1866 and served ...

    Commerative stone in cairn on the site of the Mansewood United Presbyterian Church at 9018 Third Line, Esquesing.

    Bob Neilson filling the silo at Jim Cunningham’s farm. Halton Images