Résultats

      A black and white portrait photograph of a man wearing a thick bowtie.

      In 1956 the Netherlands Reformed Congregation bought the old Norwich High School and began meeting there. In 1968 the high school was outgrown, so a new larger church was built to accommodate the size of the congregation. In 1975 the Rehoboth Christian School was built behind the church.

      This is a photo of the members of the Norwich township council.

      This is a group photo of the Norwich Township Council.

      This is a culvert located somewhere in Oxford County.

      On the top is a photo of the Norwich township community centre and the bottom photo is Branch 190 of the Royal Canadian Legion in Norwich.

      The church was built in 1867, it was destroyed by a tornado in 1998 and was not rebuilt instead the church merged with the St. Johns Anglican Church in Otterville.

      The old arena was opened on february 18th 1949, over 1000 people attended the opening. However visions for a community building began in 1947, when the Agricultural Societies building burnt down years prior. On may 20th 1976 the Ontario Ministry of Labour issued an order to condemn the building because …

      The building was originally constructed around 1880 by Norwich Physician Dr.Lount. The home was converted to a nursing home with the purchase by the Cunningham family in 1960. There were 21 beds at this time but due to a long waiting list for beds a new addition was built in …

      The Post Office Tower dates back to 1829. The Museum is housed in an old meeting house that was built in 1889, and is one of Ontario's longest operating rural community museums. The Trinity Anglican Church was consecrated on June 14, 1861, the church closed in 1967.