Saint Andrew's-Trinity Anglican Lutheran Church.
The plaque reads:
'After a fire destroyed the original St. Andrews Anglican Church in 1918, a new church was built at 402 Main Street. This bell was installed in the steeple in 1923 and was replaced in 1929 due to a crack. This bell had no value and was used as a flower pot in the yard across the street from the church then disappeared. In 1959, a mysterious bell was found during the excavation for the Rosetown Co-op store at the corner of Main Street and 3rd Avenue West. The Mystery Bell was moved to the town storage yard.'In 1978, the history of the bell came to light but there was no use for the cracked bell so it remained in storage. St. Andrews Trinity Anglican Lutheran Church celebrated 100 years in 2009. To commemorate this anniversary, the original bell, also known as the Mystery Bell, returned to the church yard and acts as a monument to both St. Andrews Church and the Town of Rosetown.'"May the inspiration fostered by our pioneers be continued with God's guidance"'
Above is a photo of the long lost Mystery Bell which now holds a place of historical distinction on the deck beside the church.
At the time of my visit the church was in excellent condition and used regularly.
Photographed in Rosetown, Saskatchewan on October 23, 2018.
