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Albion Bolton Historical Society

History of Bolton, formerly part of Albion Township, Ontario, Canada

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  • Bolton History
    • 1819 Survey
    • Founding of Bolton
      • Leading up to Bolton's Founding
      • Founding of Bolton – 1821
      • Bolton Family
        • Bolton family background
        • George Bolton (1799 – 1869)
        • James Charles Bolton (1781 – 1840)
        • James Bolton Jr. (1812 – 1907)
        • Monuments to the Bolton Family
    • Bolton 1834, 1840,1846
      • Bolton 1834
      • Bolton 1840
      • Bolton 1846
    • Churches
      • Churches – the early years
      • Anglican
      • Congregational
      • Presbyterian
      • Primitive Methodist
      • Wesleyan Methodist and United
      • Panorama photos
    • Schools
    • Cemeteries
      • Early Cemeteries
      • Laurel Hill Cemetery
      • Undertakers
    • Industry
      • Ashery
      • Blacksmith
      • Brickyard
      • Carpenter
      • Carriage Works
      • Cooperage
      • Foundries
        • Dick Foundry
        • Plummer Foundry
      • Grist Mill
        • George Bolton Era 1821 – 1845
        • James C. Bolton Era 1845 – 1855
        • Edward Lawson Era 1855-1860
        • John Guardhouse Era 1860 – 1878
        • Andrew McFall Era 1881 – 1894
        • Arthur McFall Era 1894 – 1924
        • Hayhoe then Goodfellow Era 1941 – 1951
        • and the buildings
      • Tannery
      • Shoemaker
      • Soap and Candle Factory
    • Commercial
      • Community Beekeeping
      • Stores
        • Hardware
      • Inns, Taverns, Hotels, Distillery
        • Hotel, inn and tavern locations
        • North bank of Humber River, west of Queen St.
        • Queen St. – west side, across the Humber River
        • Queen St. at Mill St., NE corner
        • Queen St. – west side, south of the Humber river
        • Queen St. – east side, across from Sterne St.
        • Queen St. at Sterne St., SW corner
        • King St. and Queen St., SE corner
        • Queen St. and Shore St., SW corner
      • Livery
    • Community
      • Newspapers
      • Library
      • Post Office
      • Bolton Bands
      • Bolton Camp
      • Other camps
        • Camp Kneale
        • Greenspoon Camp
        • Camp north of Bolton Camp
      • Social Activities
        • Lodges
        • Sports teams
        • Bands
        • Clubs
        • Societies
    • Railway and Station
    • Local government
      • Reeves
    • Public Utilities
      • Telephone
      • Police
      • Public lighting
      • Fire
      • sewers
    • Transportation
  • Maps
    • Bolton locale
    • Suffolk Map
    • Survey map of Albion Township 1819
    • Prosser Map of Bolton 1854
    • George Tremaine's 1859 Map of Peel County
    • George Tremaine's 1859 Map of Bolton
    • Historical Atlas of Peel County 1877
    • Goad’s Insurance Map 1891
  • Visual History
    • Buildings in Bolton
      • Pre-Confederation Buildings
      • Bolton Architectural Styles
      • George Watson – Master Builder
      • Buildings of the Past
      • Then and Now
    • Walking tours
      • Downtown village core
      • Village east of Queen Street
      • Village west of Queen Street
      • South of King St. East
    • Plaques
      • Founding of Bolton Plaque
      • Ann and Samuel Sterne plaque
      • Masonic Arms Hotel plaque
      • Bolton Bicentennial plaque
      • George Bolton
    • Heritage Kiosk
    • McFall Lookout
    • Photos on Traffic Light Signal Boxes
    • Local History Art
    • Bolton Adoorable
    • Albion – Is, Was and Will Be
  • References
    • Business Directories
      • Bolton Directory for 1857 – 1858
      • Tremaine’s map of Peel County 1859, Bolton Subscribers
      • Directory of the County of Peel 1873-1874
      • Bolton Business Directory of 1894
      • Wilson’s 1857 Directory
    • Early population estimates
      • 1830
      • 1835
      • 1840
      • Cumulative
    • Bolton Trades, 1851
    • Bolton Trades, 1861
    • Historical papers
      • Bolton, Beautiful and Bountiful
  • Articles
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    • Meetings
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53 King St West

This 1911 Building at 3 King St. W. replaced the schoolhouse. It’s demolition in 2015 revealed the school’s original fieldstone foundation.

Posted on August 20, 2018August 20, 2018 Full size 154 × 151

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  • Home
  • Bolton History
    • 1819 Survey
    • Founding of Bolton
      • Leading up to Bolton's Founding
      • Founding of Bolton – 1821
      • Bolton Family
        • Bolton family background
        • George Bolton (1799 – 1869)
        • James Charles Bolton (1781 – 1840)
        • James Bolton Jr. (1812 – 1907)
        • Monuments to the Bolton Family
    • Bolton 1834, 1840,1846
      • Bolton 1834
      • Bolton 1840
      • Bolton 1846
    • Churches
      • Churches – the early years
      • Anglican
      • Congregational
      • Presbyterian
      • Primitive Methodist
      • Wesleyan Methodist and United
      • Panorama photos
    • Schools
    • Cemeteries
      • Early Cemeteries
      • Laurel Hill Cemetery
      • Undertakers
    • Industry
      • Ashery
      • Blacksmith
      • Brickyard
      • Carpenter
      • Carriage Works
      • Cooperage
      • Foundries
        • Dick Foundry
        • Plummer Foundry
      • Grist Mill
        • George Bolton Era 1821 – 1845
        • James C. Bolton Era 1845 – 1855
        • Edward Lawson Era 1855-1860
        • John Guardhouse Era 1860 – 1878
        • Andrew McFall Era 1881 – 1894
        • Arthur McFall Era 1894 – 1924
        • Hayhoe then Goodfellow Era 1941 – 1951
        • and the buildings
      • Tannery
      • Shoemaker
      • Soap and Candle Factory
    • Commercial
      • Community Beekeeping
      • Stores
        • Hardware
      • Inns, Taverns, Hotels, Distillery
        • Hotel, inn and tavern locations
        • North bank of Humber River, west of Queen St.
        • Queen St. – west side, across the Humber River
        • Queen St. at Mill St., NE corner
        • Queen St. – west side, south of the Humber river
        • Queen St. – east side, across from Sterne St.
        • Queen St. at Sterne St., SW corner
        • King St. and Queen St., SE corner
        • Queen St. and Shore St., SW corner
      • Livery
    • Community
      • Newspapers
      • Library
      • Post Office
      • Bolton Bands
      • Bolton Camp
      • Other camps
        • Camp Kneale
        • Greenspoon Camp
        • Camp north of Bolton Camp
      • Social Activities
        • Lodges
        • Sports teams
        • Bands
        • Clubs
        • Societies
    • Railway and Station
    • Local government
      • Reeves
    • Public Utilities
      • Telephone
      • Police
      • Public lighting
      • Fire
      • sewers
    • Transportation
  • Maps
    • Bolton locale
    • Suffolk Map
    • Survey map of Albion Township 1819
    • Prosser Map of Bolton 1854
    • George Tremaine's 1859 Map of Peel County
    • George Tremaine's 1859 Map of Bolton
    • Historical Atlas of Peel County 1877
    • Goad’s Insurance Map 1891
  • Visual History
    • Buildings in Bolton
      • Pre-Confederation Buildings
      • Bolton Architectural Styles
      • George Watson – Master Builder
      • Buildings of the Past
      • Then and Now
    • Walking tours
      • Downtown village core
      • Village east of Queen Street
      • Village west of Queen Street
      • South of King St. East
    • Plaques
      • Founding of Bolton Plaque
      • Ann and Samuel Sterne plaque
      • Masonic Arms Hotel plaque
      • Bolton Bicentennial plaque
      • George Bolton
    • Heritage Kiosk
    • McFall Lookout
    • Photos on Traffic Light Signal Boxes
    • Local History Art
    • Bolton Adoorable
    • Albion – Is, Was and Will Be
  • References
    • Business Directories
      • Bolton Directory for 1857 – 1858
      • Tremaine’s map of Peel County 1859, Bolton Subscribers
      • Directory of the County of Peel 1873-1874
      • Bolton Business Directory of 1894
      • Wilson’s 1857 Directory
    • Early population estimates
      • 1830
      • 1835
      • 1840
      • Cumulative
    • Bolton Trades, 1851
    • Bolton Trades, 1861
    • Historical papers
      • Bolton, Beautiful and Bountiful
  • Articles
  • Archives
    • Meetings
  • Contact
    • About us
    • Information
    • Membership
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