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lEast-Bolton's Mayors

9 Bolton Centre Class Picture (circa 1920)

Class picture taken outside of the Bolton Center Town Hall where school took place.

10 McMannis House (photo circa 1945)

One of the oldest houses in South Bolton built in 1883-84 by John McMannis.
The original one-storey house comprised a dining room and a large kitchen.
In 1903-1904, a second storey was built with 6 bedrooms and a dance hall. 
One of his daughters married Wilkie Fuller, and they began operating the place as a summer boarding house. Miss Mary Selby owned it for many years and ran it as a boarding house. Mr. George Klywak owned the property around 1990.

11  Bolton Centre 1891

Picture of an oil painting from Nina May Pickel Owens (1869-1959) representing
St-Patrick’s Anglican Church, and on the right, her parents Jay Theodore Pickel and Anna Eliza Harvey’s residence and their 5 carriage sheds.

The house was formerly an inn and tavern.

12    The Holland Farm, with Edith Holland and John Cameron (photo 1909)

The 215 acre Holland Farm, one of the oldest in South Bolton, was built on East River Road around 1817 by John Holland, son of the first settler Richard Holland Sr. He lived there with his wife Clementine Dyer of Sutton. The second occupants were Isaiah Holland (1833-1922) and his wife Rachel Davis (1856-1897) and their only child Edith Holland (1884-1972) who married John M. Cameron in 1909 and lived there until her death. The current owner is Margaret Cameron Bloomfield, wife of A. Percy Bloomfield and descendant of the settler.

 

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