Built in 1878 it became an appointment on the Uxbridge circuit. It was known as the "Wilderness Appointment". It is still open for at least two services a year and has retained the original board and batten exterior, pews, organ and the ambiance of yesterday. The church was used in several episodes of the Canadian TV series Road to Avonlea.
What a nice photo, a church so remote in the woods.
ReplyDeleteahhh...love the history
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a perfect place for filming TV shows and movies.
ReplyDeleteIt's a pretty little thing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteI love finding little treasures like these, it's beautiful and makes you wonder what life was like back in those days
ReplyDeleteThats a real oldie.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little church, Andy!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I will be out and about too much this weekend - it is already sooo cold out there!
Sweet.. and fine perspective with that bow on the post in the foreground.
ReplyDeleteIt feels familiar, though I didn't watch the series. I must have seen it at some point while passing through the area. It stands out beautifully in the snow.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of the simplest churches we are going to see. Nice!
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure I visited this place before. Love it! And it's so beautiful with the snow...
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly where that church is. In fact, I too have photographed it in winter. ;)
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