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Woodnorth United Church
Woodnorth
1910

History

Methodist Church

Features

Brick
Cement block foundation and quoins
Concrete sills
New metal roof

-  annual service
- volunteer / donations for upkeep
- stained glass

Elevator House
Woodnorth
 1906

History

Used by the Elevator Agent

Features


Ian Cameron House
Woodnorth
ca. 1910

History

Across from the station and elevators

Mr. Cameron was a grain buyer for teh British American Elevator.
He later owned a hardware store



Features




Former Woodnorth United Church Manse
Woodnorth
ca. 1920

History
 
next to the Church

House
Woodnorth
ca. 1900


History
 
Same plan as the Elevator House.
Lilely built around 1906

Features


Garage
Woodnorth

 
History

In 1944 Cliff Priestly built a garage.


Blacksmith's Shop
Woodnorth



History



Features


Woodnorth School
Woodnorth
First part 1910,
New 3 room school – 1929

History


Features

Frame – bricks removed

Building Features of Interest:

-  original school now attached at the back is more intact than the newer structure


Elm Valley School
Woodnorth


History
- moved here from SW 2-9-28
- used as Sunday School

- Cairn on that site (106.F.1.)
 


Hillview School
 


History

- first school opened in a new granary on Harry Webster’s farm NE 26-8-28
- first school built on NW 12-8-28 in 1891
- closed in 1963
- school yard still intact

Features


Woodnorth Cemetery
NE 4-9-27
GPS Reading: 14U  0350315  55509990
Est. 1914


History

First burial 1916
Land obtained from J.H. Stephenson

Features


Former Methodist Manse
Second Ave.
ca. 1900


History


Features




Mooney Farm House
SW 34-9-27

GPS Reading: 14U  0350760 5516898

Alexander Mooney – settled in 1882
Son Albert built the 1911 part of the house
Spence bought from Mooneys in 1968

Construction Date::  1883 & 1911

Construction/Materials:  Brick (Virden Brick)

Building Features of Interest:

- back (N) part built in 1883
- 3 cisterns
- stained glass piano window



Mooney Farm Elevator

ca. 1910


History

Built in 1908 for the presbyterian Church (nest door)


Features


R.H. Mooney Stone House
SE 33-9-27
ca. 1910

History

R.H. Mooney 1905 – 1959
Farmer, MLA


Features


Hillview Area Farm
SW 17-8-27
ca. 1905


History

Land Owners:
J. Park 1889-1895
Thos Halliday 1898 -1905
Wm. Watt 1908 - 1946

Features

- gingerbread trim
- Ontario style
- location by creek and near church site

Alex Wilson Farm House
SE 18-8-27
ca. 1910


History


Alex Wilson homesteaded this site in 1882

Large brick building, now vacant.

Hillview district - near Church


Features



Woodnorth Hall
1913


History



Woodnorth Hall Co. - shares sold.
Several renovations


Features