Click on the cover of the Commemorative Brochure above to download a pdf from the August 5, 2007 dedication of the Old Stone Church as a nationally, historically significant site.

Plaque Text:

This building, constructed between 1840 and 1853 by the congregation of St. Andrew's, is remarkable both for its beauty and excellent state of preservation. The aesthetic appeal of this modest Presbyterian church derives mainly from its balanced proportions, the elegant simplicity of its stonework, and its finely detailed windows. Inside, the horseshoe gallery, raised pulpit, and box pews have survived virtually unchanged since the 1860s. A fine example of local craftmanship, this is one of the few intact vernacular stone churches now remaining in Canada.