Ashton, Ontario – A step back in time

Posted on April 2, 2011 by Ron

A number of the homes and buildings in Ashton are log construction with a fairly high percentage of tin roofs.

After a short visit in the General Store, it was time to head home, but, along the way, I couldn’t help myself and took a short detour into Munster Hamlet.

Munster United Church – built 1879

Former Munster School – built 1890

Dropped my father at his place and then headed over for a quick look around the Sarsaparilla Trail.

 

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  3. Allan Smith says:
    September 4, 2017 at 1:14 pm

    Ashton was the birth place of Jean Kidd, a nurse who worked with Edith Cavell in Brussells WW1

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