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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.

    Craiglea, Lot 9, Conc. 3. Viewed from the end of the driveway, apartments to left and rear, Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper,

georgetown independent, 1827     – Detail of right door pilaster with entablature in Georgian style at Craiglea, heritage property on Third Line, Esquesing which dates from 1827.

    Boston Presbyterian Church. Line drawing by Ken Grant, Erin, on DESCRIPTION - Silver coloured post card, Matte.

    Boston Presbyterian Church. Line drawing by H.J. (Hal) Newman, Milton, on note card. DESCRIPTION - Sepia coloured card stock. Matte.

    Craiglea, Lot 9, Conc. 3. Front of original house, south side. Colour, Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper,

    Craiglea, Lot 9, Conc. 3. East side view, facing road.

    Mrs. Jennie (Gilmore) Brooks (d.1923), wife of Arthur Brooks (1869-1917) with her children Jim, Arthur, Charles and Etta. They farmed Lot 2, Con. 5, Esquesing.

    Three young ladies from the Scotch Block 4H Club.

    A family portrait of the George and Elizabeth (Aitken) Hume family. At the back are Isabella and Alexander Hume while Beatrice and Bessie Hume are at the front. Bessie Hume married Frederick Foxton in 1922.

    The former Waterloo Schoolhouse (SS#5), now a private residence at 10421 Fourth Line.

    The former Waterloo Schoolhouse (SS#5), now a private residence at 10421 Fourth Line.

    The former Waterloo Schoolhouse (SS#5), now a private residence at 10421 Fourth Line.

    A portrait of Thomasine (Davidson) Hume (b. 1783), wife of George Hume (d. 1849). They farmed Lot 11 and 12, Con. 2, Esquesing.

    Mary (Currie) Hume, wife of John Hume and Elsie (Chisholm) Hume, wife of Alex Hume, watch over young Chisholm Hume and Douglas Hume (1913-1929).

    Mary (Fisher) Hume (1819-1900) seated at a table. She married Alexander Hume (1810-1879) on 21 March 1839 and they farmed Lot 11 and 12, Con. 2, Esquesing.

    SCOTCH BLOCK: Boston Presbyterian Church on the 3rd Line, Esquesing Township.

    Former Ligny (SS#1) school house on 5 Sideroad.

    “Sacred to the memory of Margaret Lamond, wife of John Stewart, a native of Perthshire, Scot., who on the 5th of June 1810, died...”

    Exterior of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868. This hot taken from the south side rear of the Church shows the new addition on the back as well as some grave stones surrounding the building.