Cache is a micro along the treeline in Rosebank cemetery. This is a
scenic and historic cemetery that doesn't get all the attention it
deserves. The orignal church from 1846 is on site, with windows
perfect for peeking in.
The following text can be found on a plaque near the
entrance:
THE HISTORY OF ROSEBANK CHURCH
Rosebank Church was built around 1846 in Admaston Township on Henry
Hutton's farm. The logs were donated by Rowland Crozier. Shingles
were hand shaven by Mr. Hanawel and Miles Brown. The neighbours
united to build the church. Peter Dalgleish named the church
"Rosebank" after the ship on wich he had crossed the ocean from
Scotland. It was a Methodist Church with Rev. A. Krupp as the first
minister and J.M. Briscoe Chairman of the official board. Sunday
School was organized by Henry Hutton, Elisha Francis, and Xavier
Plaunt. Services were held here until union in 1925 with the
Nortcote congregation of the Admaston Pastoral Charge of the United
Church.
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