Photo of the old Hamburg Church Taken in 1924, after the church was moved to Sillsville. This is the only known existing photo of the building.
The Church Deed June 1, 1869 Andrew Drummond Fraser & Charlotte Fraser (his wife) to Trustees of the Methodist Episcopal Church: Philip Alkenbrack, Byard Detlor, William Gifford, John S. Bell $40.00 – ½ acre One half of an acre of land of Lot number Twenty in the third Concession of the Township of Fredericksburgh, lying along side of the main travelled road and situated on a rise of land about midway between the Blacksmith shop on said lot and the log house on said lot now occupied by Patrick Miler and being the piece of land upon which a church is now being erected for the Methodist Episcopal Church of Canada. There is very little information available about the church. The frame building, erected in 1869-70, was, in 1890, moved to Sillsville to become the Methodist church for the Sillsville community.
1878 Map from Meacham’s Atlas showing the location of the Hamburg Church
Current map showing the location of the site of the church Based on information given in the original deed
Sign at the site of the old Hamburg Church Installed by the South Fredericksburgh Heritage Committee	Feb 19 1876 British Whig
Oct 9 1880 Napanee Beaver	Mar 4 1886 Weekly British Whig Mar 27 1890 Weekly British Whig