Horaceville
Photos
The Pinhey homestead
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Log shed
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Ash house. The ashes were used to make lye soap.
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Ash house
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Ash house
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This chimney was found in the area where according to maps, there were four log homes.
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This wall is believed to belong to the original stone kitchen from 1820. The kitchen was in a separate building.
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Another portion of the wall from the original stone kitchen
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Foundation for an unidentified structure
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Part of the kitchen in the Pinhey homestead
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The second floor living quarters
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The remains of St. Mary's Anglican Church. This structure is on private property.
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The remains of St. Mary's Anglican Church
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The remains of St. Mary's Anglican Church. The structure is nothing more than a shell.
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The remains of St. Mary's Anglican Church and a portion of the Pinhey cemetery
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Horace Pinhey's original tombstone in the Pinhey cemetery
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A stone for the descendants of Hamnett Pinhey in the Pinhey family cemetery
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A view of the steeple from the interior of the former church
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