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Streetsville United Church
(c. 1876) 274 Queen Street S.
By the 1870s, the Wesleyan Methodists had outgrown their chapel, which stood at the corner of Maiden Lane and Church Street. Egerton Ryerson laid the corner stone for a new building in 1875. The church opened for worship the following year. In 1881 the three branches of Methodism merged and in 1925 they were joined by roughly half of the village’s Presbyterian membership to form the modern United Church congregation. The building is of High Gothic Revival style, with pointed windows and dichromatic brick detail on the east facade. The modern additions were added in 1950 and in 1965.
