Still a farm, 8505 Esquesing Line, Milton, Concession 5 Lot 4 – the home of John Shortreed who emigrated from Hawick, Scotland in 1837. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, November 2014
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Crieff school house S.S. No. 6, built 1874. Photo credit: Lisa Rance May 2014
Another historic home near Crieff – Juniper Hill, built for Walter Cowan Sen. Sometime after his 1850 arrival. His son, Walter Jr. traded this house for one in Vancouver in 1916. Photo credit: Lisa Rance May 2014
The 1856 John Calder House, 7675 Thickson Road North, Whitby. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, July 2014
The Richardson Hyslop Frebold House, built after 1858 by Scottish masons, under maintenance. Garner Road at Westmount. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, February 2014
Scottish stonemasonry in Glen Morris. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, February 2014
Branchton stone train bridge, built 1854. Photo credit: Lisa Rance, February 2014
Autumn in Neustadt village built by Scottish- and Baden-German stonemasons. The owner of Noah’s Inn said the interior wall lathe were not individual strips, but were larger branches that had been split, remaining attached, accordion-style. Visit the Neustadt Springs Brewery! Photo credit: Lisa Rance, October 2013