St. Anns is a historic hamlet in West Lincoln strung along Twenty Mile Creek Road, whose roots reach back to the earliest Loyalist and Pennsylvania-German settlement of the area in the 1790s. Its focal point is St. Ann's Community Church, successor to a congregation whose first church was raised in 1799, beside a pioneer cemetery bearing monuments from the late 1700s. Now a quiet farming community, it retains a strong sense of place around its church and heritage. The hamlet lies close to neighbouring Bismarck and the Smithville area.
Known for
- St. Ann's Community Church
- Pioneer cemetery with 1790s monuments
- Early Loyalist and Mennonite Brethren heritage
- Twenty Mile Creek
- Rural farming hamlet