Sinclairville, “on the Seneca side”; this town straddles two Counties. This brick structure, in 1907, replaced the original white frame Methodist church built in 1857. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, September 2015
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Sparta Quaker Meeting House, 1824. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, June 2015
When a parkway/highway is built to curve around a small town in rural Ontario, sometimes one misses a bright corner of the world. Brakes were built to be used. Manchester Primitive Methodist Church, 1866. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, May 2015
Another bright spot on an iffy-weather day in Manchester. History all around, but this was shiny! Photo credit: Lisa Rance, May 2015
Southgate church, 1907, now a private residence, tucked behind cedars. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, April 2015
St. Paul’s Roman Catholic church, Dornoch, established 1857, rebuilt 1890. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, April 2015
“Ruskoka” near Bracebridge, a retreat operated by the Russian Orthodox Church community in Toronto. Not visible from any road, and the sign has since been removed, so now is an elusive “gem” in the bush. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, August 2014
West Flamboro Presbyterian Church, built 1865 at Christie’s Corners for its pre-existing congregation, celebrates its 150th Anniversary in 2015. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, February 2014
Limehouse Methodist church built 1867, now Limehouse Memorial Hall. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, November 2014
Quaker Meeting House, Uxbridge, est. 1820. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, July 2014
Mohawk Chapel and burial place of Joseph Brant, Brantford. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, February 2014