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Lake Ainslie - The Settlers Story
Location: East Lake Ainslie

 
Page 3 of the contract to build the East Lake Ainslie Presbyterian Church
37 of 83 		View of East Lake Ainslie showing the division of property by rows of bushes or trees.
38 of 83 		Monument erected at the MacDonald House site in memory of the settlers of Lake Ainslie.
39 of 83 		'Little' Farquhar MacKinnon and his sister, Nan.
40 of 83 		Song for Lake Ainslie by poet Stanley Collins.
41 of 83 		Song for Lake Ainslie by poet Stanley Collins.
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East Lake Ainslie Presbyterian Church in early 1900s.
43 of 83 		Property sketch showing how a single property has changed hands since the first grantors aquired it.
44 of 83 		Malcolm Neil MacKinnon, born at East Lake Ainslie, Nova Scotia.
45 of 83 		Alexander Grant Memorial United Church under contstuction in 1926. It was dedicated in 1927.
46 of 83 		Alexander Grant Memorial United Church and the cottage of the Rev. C.R.F. MacLennan in the 1940s.
47 of 83 		East Lake Ainslie Presbyterian Church in the 1950s.
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Peter MacMillan, Rev. Anne McKnight, Charle Neil MacLean at Alexander Grant Memorial United Church.
49 of 83 		Interview with Charles Neil MacLean on his remembrances of the eight MacKinnon brothers.
50 of 83 		Rev. Adam Lees
51 of 83 		History of church activities and ministers in Lake Ainslie.
52 of 83 		An excerpt from the History of Inverness County by John L. MacDougall concerning Lake Ainslie.
53 of 83 		Farms rise to the hills behind Lake Ainslie.
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