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St. Andrew's Church

Photo by Alan L Brown - Posted October, 2006

This plaque is located on St. Andrews Road in the cemetery of St. Andrew's Church (Scarborough) on a cairn erected by the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority is 1957. Here's what the plaque says:

Coordinates: 43.760260 -79.251659

St. Andrew's Presbyterian congregation established in 1818, built a frame church in 1831 in the grounds which lie behind this monument. Within these church grounds are buried many of the pioneer families of Scarborough. The existing brick church built in 1849 to serve the growing congregation has nurtured the spiritual life of Scarborough.

Other plaques at this location
St. Andrew's Church
In Memory of David Thomson
Indian Trail
Scarboro' Centennial Memorial Library
The Thomson Settlement

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The Thomson Settlement

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