St. Helen's CemeteryDigital Doors Open Dutton Dunwich
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- In-person
- Digital Doors Open
- Self-guided tours available
- Activities and games
Timothy Crowley donated a corner of his farm for use as a Catholic cemetery in 1887. The donation was requested by his wife following the death of the couple's daughter. Prior to the establishment of St Helen's Cemetery's, Dutton Dunwich's faithful Catholics would have transported their dearly departed to either the Cemetery of the North American Martyrs in Wardsville or Holy Angels Cemetery in St. Thomas. For your tour, you can find a map and cemetery brochure here.
Timothy Crowley donated a corner of his farm for use as a Catholic cemetery in 1887. The donation was requested by his wife following the death of the couple's daughter. Prior to the establishment of St Helen's Cemetery's, Dutton Dunwich's faithful Catholics would have transported their dearly departed to either the Cemetery of the North American Martyrs in Wardsville or Holy Angels Cemetery in St. Thomas. For your tour, you can find a map and cemetery brochure here.
Contact info
28291 Thomson LineDutton, Ontario
https://elginrcparishes.ca/st-marys-and-st-helens-cemeteries-1
Architecture
Year built: 1887Building type:Cemetery
Dates/hours open
Oct 24, 11:00am - Oct 24, 04:00pmSunday: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. (when a volunteer will be available; visits any other day or time will be self-guided)