Time Line TIME LINE St. Andrew's The World 200th Anniversary of St. Andrew's 2018 2010 Icelandic Volcano ash grounds most European air travel. Sewer and Water lines Run to Church and Manse. 2009 Ontario Lieutenant Governor opens access ramp 2008 Sub prime Mortgages sink World Stock Markets. Pastor's assistant added 2004 Tsunami kills over 150,000 Parking Lot Paved & Lighting improved 2001 . 9/11 - N.Y. World Trade Center . 2000 World welcomes the new Millennium Church Steeple Restored 1992 . Restoration of Church Sanctuary 1990 .Hubble Telescope Launched . 1989 Berlin Wall falls . 1976 Olympic Games held in Montreal Church's "Burns Supper" Tradition Starts 1970 . Present Day Manse Building Erected 1966 . Christian Education Hall Building Erected 1957 Sputnik Launched . 1954 Hurricane Hazel Hits Toronto . 1946 Scarborough Township Sesquicentennial Rev. A. L. Burch D.D. passes away at manse. 1939 World War II Starts Horse Sheds Removed from Church Property 1937 . Electric Power to the Church and Manse 1930 . . 1929 The Great Depression . 1925 Queen Alexandra Dies David & Mary Thomson Memorial Dedicated 1921 . . 1920 First Radio broadcasting stations opened. . 1914 World War I Starts St. Andrew's Diamond Jubilee 1910 . . 1909 Henry Ford Builds first Model "T" . 1903 Wright Brothers First Powered Flight . 1901 Queen Victoria Dies Centennial Memorial Library Building 1896 . Renovations added the existing oak pews 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago The first organ at St.Andrew's installed 1889 Present Spruce trees planted 1887 The First Roller Coaster Built . 1869 Timothy Eaton opens first store. "Sexton's House" Built 1883 . . 1882 Panama Canal Started Frame Sunday School Building Erected 1879 . . 1867 Canadian Confederation . 1865 US Civil War ends - Abraham Lincoln Shot Second Manse Built 1853 .Debut of Sherlock Holmes Present Church Structure Built 1849 . . 1847 Alexander Graham Bell is Born (in Scotland) First Manse Built 1833 . Small Church Erected on 1 acre lot 1819 Scottish Inventor James Watt Died Rev. Jenkins Formed 1st. Congregation 1818 Sir John A. Macdonald is just 3 yrs old. (Still in Scotland) Church Land is Part of the Thomson Farm 1815 Battle of Waterloo Napoleon Defeated Share this:FacebookPrintMoreFacebook