MIDDLETON
A hamlet on the banks of the Fish River on the N10 Rd about 30 km south of Cookhouse. It was established as a train station in 1879 to act as a layover point between larger towns. The complex was developed by Mr George Webster, a blacksmith. He donated land for the building of a church.
Train station
Train station – A Victorian building, build in 1879. The railway line laid from Alicedale reached Middleton on 17 September 1879. Now converted into a pub
All Saint’s United Church
All Saint’s United Church – first built as a Methodist congregation in 1903. The land for the church was donated by George webster in 1901. Five separate inlay stones were laid on 21 May 1903 by Mrs Walter Webster; Mrs CH Sparks; Mrs Henry Turner; Mrs Cosnett by the Rev F Cosnett and Norman Clifford Webster in memory of his mother Mrs George Webster. Services are held now every 4th Sunday of the month.
House next to Church
House next to church – This building was used as a roadside stall
