Melville White Church

Built in 1837 by the Scottish pioneers of Rockside

on an acre donated by Daniel McLaughlin, the Melville White Church is one of Ontario’s oldest surviving timber-frame buildings. Its original wooden walls and windows remain, while the historic church was designated a heritage property in 1982 and lovingly restored from the ground up with the support of the Town of Caledon and the Belfountain Heritage Society in 2003. Read the Caledon Enterprise Heritage Spotlight here.

Today, the Melville White Church offers a beautiful and intimate setting for life’s most meaningful occasions. Host your wedding, celebration of life, christening, book reading, or special gathering in this charming heritage space. Create a memorable event surrounded by history, character, and the warmth of a place that has welcomed the community for generations.