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      Ng 4-29. The part of the house on the left has been moved to the Norwich Museum.

      The low part of the house was moved to the Norwich Museum.

      A black and white portrait photograph of a man wearing a thick bowtie.

      The American Hotel during the Centenary celebrations in Norwich. People are lining the streets.

      The Baptist Church Parsonage on Stover Street. It is a brick home with a verandah.

      Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Merritt. Rev. Merritt was the minister at the Baptist Church in Norwich.

      Norwich Presbyterian Church without the chimneys at the front of the building. Note also the electric street light at the front of the building.

      Norwich Presbyterian Church with the picket fence around it. Note also the board walk in front of the church. The church was erected in 1879.

      Quaker Meeting House exterior in Norwich for the Society of Friends.

      This is a portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dell. He was the Society of Friends minister. Mr. Dell held morning service at Milldale, afternoon at the Old Brick and evening service at Beaconsfield.

      A group of "Friends" standing in front of the Meeting House on Stover Street. The group is made up of all women and one man.

      Laying the corner stone for the Methodist church in Norwich, May 25, 1885 by Mrs. George Cooke who was the wife of the MPP, Mr. George Cooke.

      Names in description from 100th anniversary booklet

      Interior of Norwich Baptist Church. The organ and the pipes are shown. "Grand Lone Missions Collection Today" sign on organ

      Society of Friends Meeting House on Quaker Street. It is the front view of the old brick meeting house.

      The exterior of Norwich Baptist Church. It was formerly the Episcopal Methodist Church. Five men, a lady and a horse and buggy are standing in front of the church. Also of note is the old gas street light in front of the church.

      Exterior of the Norwich Methodist Church. Note the spires that are showing above the trees. The parsonage is also pictured. On the bottom is a poem written by Isobel Harvey. The minister pictured beside the church is unknown.

      Norwich Methodist Church without the spires or towers.

      Norwich Presbyterian Church

      Egman and Thompson printed on photo.