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      CREWSONS CORNERS - The barn of Hugh Hunter, being #6038 32 Sideroad, Esquesing.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - The pottery shop, former Shell station on the Nassagewayacorner on Highway #7.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - Highway #7 runs across this picture with the Esquesing- Nassagewaya Townline (dead-end) running south. Photo taken by Mark Rowe from on top of the CNR bridge.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - Looking north from the CNR bridge into the Corners.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - The Thomas Lazenby home in Eramosa twp.

      The former hotel/store on the Erin Twp side. Susan Townsend (Taillifer) bought it in 1938 from Charles Lambert and continued it as a store. The store section was later removed.

      A stone stable near the Ballinafad sideroad, in Erin Twp. The stone barn behind was built by Morgan Crewson in 1847.

      A stone stable near the Ballinafad sideroad, in Erin Twp. The stone barn behind was built by Morgan Crewson in 1847.

      - The Hunter home at #6038 Ballinafad Sideroad in Esquesing. Owners of this property have included the Cripps, Soper and Nightengale families.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - The Smith and Yates (1993) home, built by Morgan Crewson.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - The Halton Hills Body shop, being in business for 25 years (1993). Looking west along the Ballinafad Sideroad.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - Home of Fred MacDonald (1993) built in 1954 on the site of the stable for the church.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - The CNR subway, looking south towards Highway #7. A VIA rail train from Guelph is just passing over.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - Road sign signifying the crossroads of four townships. The former Hotel/ Store is in the background.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - Stone house behind former store, used as a barn and storehouse. A member of the Crewson family believes it may have been the blacksmith shop in the early days. If so it may date from 1830.

      CREWSONS CORNERS - The Erin-Eramosa Townline looking north.

      A home Crewson's Corner