As All Our Fathers Were - The Presbyterian Church, Whitby, Ontario 1833-1975
Livres anciens et modernes
Unstated
The Presbyterian Church, Whitby, Ontario,
1975
As All Our Fathers Were - The Presbyterian Church, Whitby, Ontario 1833-1975
Livres anciens et modernes
Unstated
The Presbyterian Church, Whitby, Ontario,
1975
99,95 €
(Ladysmith,
Canada)
Mode de Paiement
- PayPal
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- Virement bancaire
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- Carta del Docente
Détails
- Année
- 1975
- Lieu d'édition
- Whitby, ON, Canada
- Auteur
- Unstated
- Éditeurs
- The Presbyterian Church, Whitby, Ontario
- Format
- 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall
- Edition
- F First Edition
- Thème
- As All Our Fathers Were - The Presbyterian Church, Whitby, Ontario 1833-1975 Thornton's Corners Oshawa Whitby History, Township Thornton Cairn Kendalwood Road Perry's Corners Sunday, School 200 pages including index and some black and white, illustrations. Circa 1975. A wonderful and comprehensive history, of the Presbyterian Church in Whitby, Ontario. Will also be of great interest to those seeking to, learn more of the early history of Whitby and, to a lesser extent, Oshawa. Learn the background of the large stone cairn located at, the intersection of Highway #2 and Kendalwood Road. Learn about, the man after whom Thornton Road was named. And much, much more. Sunning to spine. Light wear. Unmarked but for a, faint 'X' on page 24. Blue card covers. Binding sound. Religion, Local History Ontario
- Description
- S Paperback
- Etat de conservation
- Tres bonne condition
- Langues
- Anglais
- Reliure
- Couverture souple
- Premiére Edition
- True
Description
200 pages including index and some black and white illustrations. Circa 1975. A wonderful and comprehensive history of the Presbyterian Church in Whitby, Ontario. Will also be of great interest to those seeking to learn more of the early history of Whitby and, to a lesser extent, Oshawa. Learn the background of the large stone cairn located at the intersection of Highway #2 and Kendalwood Road. Learn about the man after whom Thornton Road was named. And much, much more. Sunning to spine. Light wear. Unmarked but for a faint 'X' on page 24. Blue card covers. Binding sound. Book
