St. James The Less Anglican Church
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During the first half of the 19th century, a schoolhouse near Camphell’s corner is used for the services of the Anglican Church. Led by the Reverend Hugh Montgomery, talks begin for the construction of a new church in Pigeon Hill. On 21 December 1858, a building committee is formed consisting of Peter Yates, George Lewis Rhicard, William Hubbard, Charles Hawk and Joseph Smith. On 28 February 1859, the Committee signs a contract with J. Hunt…