North Seguin
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The former Vigrass store and farm buildings, ca. 1970.
Courtesy: Mike Morden
The former Vigrass store and farm buildings, ca. 1970.
Courtesy: Mike Morden
The former Vigrass store and farm buildings, ca. 1970.
Courtesy: Mike Morden
The former Vigrass store and farm buildings, ca. 1970.
Courtesy: Mike Morden
A restored home on the former Brown/Pletzer property on Orange Valley Road, ca. 2015
Courtesy: Merv Brown
Long time resident Rod Pletzer, who was born and raised in North Seguin.
Courtesy: Candy Pletzer
Arnold Brown (1922 - 2003) descendant of the Vickers and Brown families.
Arnold was born and raised in North Seguin and began playing at dances and other community events at the age of nine.
Arnold was a special person, not only to his family but also to his many friends. His skill playing the fiddle brought pleasure to many, many people in this area from an early age until shortly before his death.
Arnold was born and raised in North Seguin and began playing at dances and other community events at the age of nine.
Arnold was a special person, not only to his family but also to his many friends. His skill playing the fiddle brought pleasure to many, many people in this area from an early age until shortly before his death.
Courtesy: Merv Brown
The Orange Valley Road Cemetery contains a handful of tombstones belonging to the Wark and Pletzer families.
Courtesy: Candy Pletzer
Another view of the cemetery
Courtesy: Candy Pletzer
This home, possibly dating from the 1870s, was purchased by Alexander Farrow in 1904.
Courtesy: Candy Pletzer
A later view of the home built by Alfred Wark and now used by the 3-Ought Hunt Club. The siding had been removed and the house is stripped down to the original logs. ca. 1975
Courtesy: Ken Walker
The former school, S.S.#2 Spence, is still standing on private property
Courtesy: Merv Brown
The schoolhouse, ca. 2012
Courtesy: Merv Brown
The renovated Hughes home, now the hunt club. ca. 2012
Courtesy: Charles Vickers