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      Physical details: modern print, glossy black and white copy of an older original.

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      Mailbox of M.V.C. Hume on 3rd Line, topped with a loon model.

      Early photograph of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this frame church was built about 1835. DATE: c.1867 LOCATION: Archive Shelf

      Colour photo of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868.

      Detail of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868. The bell tower is shown close up.

      Detail of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868. A gothic window is shown between two piers.

      Detail of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868. The façade of the Church is shown from the front gates.

      Detail of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868. The interior showing the sanctuary was remodeled in 1967.

      Detail of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and this church was built in 1868. The interior showing original double wooden doors set within an arched opening.

      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.

      Cemetery of Boston Presbyterian Church, 9185 Third Line. The congregation dates from 1820 and stones date from this era. The stone on the left, foreground reads “Sacred to the memory of Margaret Lamond, wife of John Stewart, a native of Perthshire, Scot., who on the 5th of June 1810, died...” …

      The barn at 9468 4th Line is owned by Jim Archdekin. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25991) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

      The barn at 9468 4th Line is owned by Jim Archdekin. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25991) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

      The crumbling barn at 9468 4th Line is owned by Jim Archdekin. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25991) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

      The weathered façade of the bank barn at 9468 4th Line is owned by Jim Archdekin. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25991) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

      A black cat sleeps on the rusty oil tank lying in the barnyard at 9468 4th Line, owned by Jim Archdekin. This property was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25991) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

      The interior of the crumbling barn at 9468 4th Line appears to be in excellent condition. It is owned by Jim Archdekin. This barn was photographed in preparation for a sketch (see EHS25991) by artist Keith Strike (1931-1997) on a visit to Georgetown.

      Craiglea, Lot 9, Conc. 3. Door trim in east parlour. West parlour has same trim. Colour snapshot, Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper.

      Craiglea, Lot 9, Conc. 3. Mantel piece trim in east parlour. Colour snapshot, Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper.