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1834-1910 (Creation)
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- Zion Congregational Church (Toronto, Ont.)
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30 cm of textual records
4 microfilm reels : positive and negative : 35 mm
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Zion Congregational Church began meeting at the Masonic Temple in Toronto in 1834, and later moved to an abandoned Methodist Church on George Street. In 1840 a chapel was erected at Bay and Adelaide Streets in the city, with the congregation later moving to 88 College Street at Elizabeth Street in Toronto. The congregation disbanded in 1910 and in 1948 the University of Toronto acquired the building.
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This material forms part of the Ontario Regional Councils program of the United Church of Canada Archive.
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Fonds consists of records, including baptisms, 1834-1885, marriages, 1837, 1855-1857, and burials, 1856-1866, of Zion Congregational Church, 1834-1910.
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- English
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Finding aids
Toronto Conference - Metropolitan Toronto - finding aid 289