These little mining towns always are.

Seven kids? In a miner’s house yet. Things sure were different back then. Thanks for sharing.

They don’t get much smaller.

Mining was pretty much all you could in that town. Happy we could stir up some memories.

We’re so pleased to share it with you.

It’s what we do.

I bet some places could be had for cheap.

Hard to say what’s a harder occupation. Both mean endless days toiling away for little return.

You know it’s our pleasure!

No argument there!

Vancouver has (had) many neighbourhoods with tiny houses. Recall that as a kid.

Yes, we recall you saying that. What a cool area you live in.

How cool is that! Three bedrooms? Wow, it sure doesn’t look big enough for that.

It’s amazing how small some were, quite the contrast to today’s typical monster houses.

Miner’s cottages were always small and cozy.

You’re not the first to say that.

Us too!

It’s sure busier in summer.

It’s such a charming place and would wander it endlessly.

The school museum is an awesome place and was where this documentary, which we appear in, premiered: Forgotten Prairie