by tanya | Apr 5, 2026 | Places, Uncategorized
Been experimenting with Sketchbook and my stylus lately, and I’m starting to get a handle on how it all works! The Norland School Hall has been a landmark in this community for generations — and it’s where I’ll be holding my very first genealogy...
by tanya | Mar 6, 2025 | Featured, People
A Reflection on Ruth Sangster’s Perspective February 22nd, 1900 – Dreadful snow storm. William has gone to Corson’s Siding again to see about the land for a new church in that forsaken place. When I first read this entry in Mrs. Sangster’s diary, the...
by tanya | Feb 14, 2025 | Featured, Sidetracks, Things
Sounds like quite a stretch but these two have something in common! While researching lime kilns, to better understand how the kilns at Corson’s Siding worked, I stumbled on something that piqued my curiosity: limelight! It turns out that this fascinating...
