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

      CREWSONS CORNERS - Looking east on the Erin-Esquesing Town Line (Ballinafad Sideroad) from the four corners.

      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 - Built as Bethsada Methodist Church in 1860, it was closed by the Methodist Church in 1919. It continued as a Sunday School under Charles Lambert. In 1938 it was dedicated the Charles W. Lambert Memorial Church, while being used for Salvation Army Meetings. Sometime after the war …

      CREWSONS CORNERS - The Erin-Eramosa Townline looking north.

      A home Crewson's Corner

 Hartley Coles, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 28 1967     Principal Gary Dawkins with the grade 8 graduates of Speyside Public School on the Acton Library bridge. Students are (L to R) Margaret Steven, Gertrude Maron, Mary Ann Freuler, Mary Fisher, Barbara Brandford, Linda Kirkwood, Terry Goodridge, John MacLeod, Keith Smallwood, Lynda Harris, Doris Black, Marilyn Barber, Sharon Stokes, Mark …

 Kay Dills, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), Aug 30 1967, p. 14     The famous bent tree used by natives to mark trails alongside Highway #2, known as ‘the sitting down tree”, is dying of Dutch Elm Disease. A 1962 picture of the tree is at EHS11669. PHOTOGRAPHER: DATE: 30 Aug. 1967 p.14 Halton Images

 Hartley Coles, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 14 1967     The 1838 United Church at Churchill celebrated their anniversary on 11th June. DATE: 14 June 1967

      The 1838 United Church at Churchill celebrated their anniversary on 11th June.

 Hartley Coles, Acton Free Press (Acton, ON), June 14 1967     The 1838 United Church at Churchill celebrated their anniversary on 11th June. Halton Images

      14406 3rd Line, Acton. PHOTOGRAPHER: Acton Free Press

      Churchill United Church, 14406 3rd Line, Acton.

      A view of Ashgrove School, SS#3 Esquesing from the north-west corner. The red brick school was built in 1870 and served until 1959, when students moved to Stewarttown. The building is privately owned today.

      Bob Neilson filling the silo at Jim Cunningham’s farm. Halton Images

      The former Waterloo Schoolhouse (SS#5), now a private residence at 10421 Fourth Line.

      A portrait of the Ashgrove Women’s Institute on the occasion of their 50th anniversary. (L to R) BACK: Ismey Bird, Irene Hunter, Isabel Bird, Zeta Nurse, Isabel Carney, For a Ruddell, Mary Giffen, Mary Bird, Olive Ruddell, Annabel Bird; FRONT: Ellen Harbottle, Kate Springer, Doris McNabb, Jessie Dick, Floella Ruddell …

      The cake is cut on the occasion of the 50 th anniversary of the Ashgrove Women’s Institute. (L to R) 1926 secretary Mrs. Clayton Wilson and 1926 president Mrs. C.B. Dick with 1976 president Mrs. John McNabb and 1976 secretary Mrs. Jim McPhail.

      Piano pupils from the Ashgrove – Norval area pose with their teacher Mrs. Wright at the end of the term.

      The sanctuary of Hornby United Church on Steeles Avenue. It was closed in 1969 when Ashgrove United joined with Hornby to form Hillcrest United Church at Trafalgar Road and 5 Sideroad. DATE: 8 March 1969