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The Vinemount School served the far east end of Saltfleet.

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Vinemount School (Saltfleet School 10)
1940
Ridge Road
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Vinemount School (as a private home)
17 December 2003
Ridge Road
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Vinemount baseball team
1925
Tweedside
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Despite its isolation Vinemount was not culturally backward. In the early 20thc entury the area produced winning baseball teams (like the "Pinecrest Gang") and hosted a literary society in the former Mount Zion Church. The Pinecrest Literary Society was the brainchild of Walter Lee .

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The 'Pinecrest Crowd'
1915
Vinemount
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Pinecrest Baseball Team,
1915
Vinemount
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Vinemount Hall (creamery) and surrounding land
2001
Vinemount
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Dr. Walter Lee and his wife Mildred (Corman) Lee.
1900
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Mt. Zion Church
1900
Ridge Road
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The Springstead family was another well-known name in Saltfleet prior to the Second World War.

Springsteads built many of the older houses in upper and lower Stoney Creek.

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Springstead House
1950
Mud Street
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Tweedside never grew beyond a hamlet, despite having its own school, church, and shop. It was simply too isolated from the main routes, and not centrally-located enough to dominate local development.

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Tweedside Map
1997
Tweedside
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