Item is-edson-456 - St. Mathews Church, Bear Lake.

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St. Mathews Church, Bear Lake.

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CA EDSON edson-7-is-edson-456

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col. ; 13 x 9 cm

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Built by English settlers who allegedly departed after the outbreak of WW I. It originally had a high steeple which was removed by Dr. Robins' parents when they bought the place - it was thereafter known as "Robins Roost". The landmark started in 1914 when a group of five English families settled in the Mussell District (later Pioneer District). Staunch Anglicans, they built a manse and church complete with a bell tower. The families left during World War I and never returned. The church remained as a local landmark. The Robins family liked the spot and purchased it in 1926 or 1927. In the summer, they lived in the Church, the manse when it got colder. Dr. W.P. Robins and his wife May Beatty Robins lived there until 1939. This print was made from a slide collection.<br><br>

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modified: 2010-08-23

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