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      Two men are filling a cement silo using a steam engine.

      Man sitting in a horse drawn buggy. There is a house and shed in the background.

      A barn with a cement silo. There is a wagon load of corn pulled up to the silo ready to be chopped into silage. The belts hooked to an engine are visible as well.

      Exterior of Trinity Anglican Church Norwich.

      A barn and a cement silo with a roof on it.

      Exterior of the Norwich Baptist Church after 1904 renovation and rented parsonage on South Court with a picture of Rev. Bowyer inset in the middle. Rev. W. E. Bowyer was at the church 1905-1910

      This postcard shows (top left) Burgessville Methodist Church, (top right) Newark Methodist Church, (bottom left) Zenda Methodist, (bottom right) parsonage at Burgessville Methodist. Note the cemetery in the Newark Church's picture.

      The exterior of Burgessville Methodist Church and Parsonage. A wooden carriage step is shown on the north front side.

      Two men and four women seated on the front porch edge. The women are wearing hats with flowers and plumes.

      Interior of the Norwich Baptist Church showing ceiling lights.

      Exterior of Gilbert Moore's home,Avonmore, on Main Street east. Note the "widow's walk" on top of the house.

      Exterior of the Norwich Baptist Church.

      Norwich Baptist Church exterior.

      Exterior of Norwich Methodist Church with towers. The shed at the back is shown.

      The building now houses the Norwich and District Museum.

      The Anglican church is call the English church.

      Photo nda0176 shows an earlier photo with 2 entrances while renovations put a central entrance under the large window.

      An important event in the first year was the erection and unveiling of a memorial in honour of Norwich and North Norwich boys who died in the war of 1914-18. It was placed on the school grounds to the south of the building. The sculptured part was created in France. …