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Methodist Church
Paisley .........................Photo circa 1911
Apparently the first denomination to minister in Paisley. Rev. Jas Hutchison was placed to administer the Indian Reservation and white settlements ib 1851.The building in the photo was constructed in the late 1870s. The building was sold after Curch Union in 1925.
The Church was located on Queen Street just south of the current Post Office.
Postcard from the collection of
Stien Vanderplas, Paisley, Ontario. |
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Church of The Ascension,
Anglican ..........
Photo ca 1906
The first Anglican services were apparently held in Orchard's Tavern as early as 1855. The building in the photo was constructed on 1864. The building still stands today (2013) and is being converted into a private residence.
The building is located on the SE corner of Albert and Inkerman Streets.
Postcard from the collection of
Stien Vanderplas, 1920 - 2007 |
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Church of The Ascension,
Paisley
Postcard from the collection of
Stien Vanderplas, 1920 - 2007
Paisley, Ontario. |
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Westminster Presbyterian Church ................
Paisley
The current building was constructed in 1925 after Church Union. and is still serving the Presbyterian congregation today.
The church is located in Paisley at the corner of Queen and Inkerman Streets.
Postcard from the collection of
Stien Vanderplas, 1920 - 2007
Paisley, Ontario.
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Knox United Church
Paisley .........................Photo circa 1912
This was the original Auld Kirk in Paisley, Presbyterian until Union in 1925. The earliest minister was Rev. McLennan who preached in Vanentine's Mill about 1856. The building in the photo located on Goldie Street was completed in 1876. Unfortunately it was destroyed by fire in 1961. A new United Curch was built to accomodate the current congregation.
Postcard from the collection of
Stien Vanderplas, 1920 - 2007 |
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Knox Church, Presbyterian
Paisley .................. Photo 1913
Knox Church Paisley, unroofed by the Good Friday gale of 1913.
Postcard from the collection of
Stien Vanderplas, 1920 - 2007
Paisley, Ontario. |
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BAPTIST Church,
Photo from Paisley Historical Album
The Baptists at first held services in Sergison's Hall, which was conducted by the Rev. Neil Sinclair. In 1862 a church was built on the Elora Road; the locality being found unsuitable, in 1869 a brick church was erected in the village. The Church still stands on Church St..today (2013)
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