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Leith Church

Leith Church
419134 Tom Thompson Lane (Leith)

A pre-confederation church, built in 1865 and designated under the Ontario Heritage Act. Also has adjacent pioneer cemetery which is also where the painter Tom Thompson is laid to rest. Leith Church is also home to the Leith Summer Festival, providing an intimate concert venue in July and August.