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      SCOTCH BLOCK - John G. Irving farm on east half of lot 6, Concession 1. The large stone farmhouse was owned by K. Fry in 1986.

      – Acton Fairview Cemetery, memorial to Fred Crewson, 1962.

      Worden Pioneer cemetery at corner of Highway 7 (27 Sideroad) and 5th line. Close-up of Elizabeth Worden gravestone wife of samuel Worden

      People line the streets for a parade to mark the Coronation of H.M. Queen Elizabeth II. A parade of CGIT girls, the Union Flag at the head, pauses opposite the cenotaph at Main Street at Guelph. The Texaco Station in the background is now The George Pub.

      SCOTCH BLOCK - John G. Irving farm on east half of lot 6, Concession 1. The large stone farmhouse was owned by K. Fry in 1986. DATE: 31 July 1986 PROVENANCE: EHS slide FORMAT: colour slide 4.2

      SCOTCH BLOCK - John G. Irving farm on east half of lot 6, Concession 1. The large stone farmhouse was owned by K. Fry in 1986.

      - Single story stone farmhouse on east half of lot 7, concession 1. DATE: 31 July 1986

      - Single story stone farmhouse on east half of lot 7, concession 1. John G. Irving land

      SCOTCH BLOCK - Wilson house on lot 9, concession 1.

      SCOTCH BLOCK - Elmdale Farm on lot 8, con.2. The red brick house was built in 1852. The Robertson family was granted the land by the Crown. The McGibbon family acquired it near the turn of the century.

      SCOTCH BLOCK - Elmdale Farm on lot 8, con.2. The red brick house was built in 1852. The Robertson family were granted the land by the Crown. The McGibbon family acquired it near the turn of the century.

      SCOTCH BLOCK - Elmdale Farm on lot 8, con.2. The red brick house was built in 1852. The Robertson family were granted the land by the Crown. The McGibbon family acquired it near the turn of the century.

      Ligny School was built in 1874 to serve the students of School Section #1. It closed in 1963 and was used by the Scotch Block Women's Institute until 1990, when it became a private home.

      Gordon Jefferson farm on lot 6, Concession 3.

      Mansewood was a United Presbyterian or Antiburger Church. A brick church was opened here in February 1867. They later merged with Boston Church and this building was demolished.

      This residence was the brick manse for the Mansewood Church, built in 1871. It is on lot 6, con 3.

      Boston Church was built in 1866, but the Presbyterian Church congregation dates from 1820.

      SCOTCH BLOCK - J.S. Fraser home is at lot 7, Con 3.

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      Craiglea farm was the first frame house erected in Esquesing Township in 1823 by John Stewart, Sr. It is on lot 9, Concession 3.