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Posted 3 months ago
walksoftly
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Arrow River Multi Denominational Church - circa 1906 - 1910
In 1905 the residents of Arrow River MB, purchased for $500 the Presbyterian Church from Hamiota, MB. It was dismantled by a local carpenter & hauled apx. 15 miles & reassembled on it's new foundation
The Church was officially opened in March of 1906.
This is the Church that my Great Grandparents, my Grandfather & his sister's family attended upon their arrival from England.
This photo was in my Grandfather's collection, but the years have taken there tole on it.
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BEAUTIFUL PHOTO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for the love & the comment Bellin.
Thanks for the love, b'buss & musikchoo.
Love this photo Bro ! You did a good job getting it back to a restored color ! love love
Thanks for the love Sis, & thanks for the compliment, got lots of restoration practice in on this one.
Thanks for stopping by & showing this some love mustang.
your very welcome walksoftly!!!!
Magnificent photo!!!!! Great job on the restoration!!! Wow.
Thank you so much mikko, I really appreciate it.
It's nice to be able to save some of these old family treasures.
Thanks for the love phil, you inspired me to try my hand at learning how to restore these old photos.
The ones you did for me a year ago have brought a lot of pleasure to many in my family.
David
Thanks for the love Ted.
You did a really fine job on the pic David, wondered if the church is still around ? The one on the net I thought I found looks a lot smaller. Wonderful how taking a group picture in those days was such a monumental event. Beautiful photo !~
Thank you so much Phil, that's means a lot to me coming from someone with such talent.
The Church was torn down in the 80's & was replaced with this Memorial
http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/sites/arrowriverunited.shtml
You're right that was a big event at the time, they had a good turn out for services that day.
Thanks for the love Gargoyle.
Too bad, that small church was what I saw on line, bears no resemblance really to what was there in the first place.
Yes it is, there were hard feelings in the community when that happened.
Thanks for the love Ron