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…in the mid-1960’s. Sad to see rail service decline, but things evolve as the passes. Chris Doering Yes, things change and morph and always will. Still, you got to see it. You’re not related to Henry are you? Bob Niznik Yes;I am one of his younger brothers. Chris Doering Cool!… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 3 in comments.)

Lee Melvill The Brooks Aqueduct is a great place to visit along with Dinosaur Provincial Park. Randy Lee Oh ,50 years ago I railed to Brandon and back to Calgary Might have been this track Can’t say I recognize this local though. Henry Niznik I remembering being there in 1979… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…Donna Cuyler Thanks for finding these remaining beauties for us! Francesca Williams Gorgeous pictures!! Steven Thiessen Thank you to the farmers how are preserving some heritage. Dennis Laughton It is owned by two brothers with a large farm and feed lot. Donald Redalen Great! Henry Niznik The sky provides a… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…photo. Some day our society should get back to old prairie values. Henry Niznik I can feel the hot summer heat there now. Karen Fairclough Looks very desolate! Early settlers were a tough lot!…They made do with whatever they had. 👍 Sue Holt Cool, what a find!! Mark Haskell I… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…for the great write-up on it Chris. Vinchenzo Gabbio Frankenvator! Jan Normandale Chris and Connie, you always do a great job…it’s a unique one for sure! Henry Niznik Nice photos with that sky .Both times I drove by there in Feb , it was too dark for any photos …. (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…find anything on it. Still, it’s sure interesting. Thanks for dropping by our site – glad you like what we do – and be sure to read all the new stuff and help us by commenting and sharing our content. Henry (Big H ) Niznik Sad to see what’s left… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…(via Facebook) Love those old grain elevators up there in Saskatchewan. Pierre Ozorak The Canadian Prairies…where often time stands….. still. Chris Doering Funny, so do we! Chris Doering Indeed, change is slow there. Henry (Big H ) Niznik Nice photos. Never been there. CPR ran a train out there perhaps… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…we’d love to go back in again. Henry (Big H ) Niznik Beautiful photos. Seen it from the highway numerous times but miss a lot at 110 KPH. I always wanted to see this wonderful display. Never hear much about it. I remember that station when I stopped to get… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…Love it!!! Martin Lesperance Great pictures!  Henry Niznik Was there 3 years ago almost to the day . John C Zuck Beautiful shots! Suzanne Brunet Neilson What great photos! The bright rainbow is beautiful arching over this old building. Connie Biggart Awesome shots! Irma Dyrland Beautiful pictures!! Love old elevators!!… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…Edmonton Ab. Chris Doering Awesome, thanks for sharing this! Henry Nelson Canadian Pickers has been cancelled and their store at the Nash has a for lease sign on it. Chris Doering I not surprised. The store was simply a set for the show and not a real outlet. At least,… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 2 in comments.)

…photos help. Bob Niznik Great post! Interesting history about the site and nice photos. My first visit to Hanna was back in December, 1979, and I worked in construction there for the following 8 months. I’d walk past the rail yard when possible to see what was going on. Even… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 1 in comments.)

…way. Vince started leaving her out there for fear it would go missing in Alyth, and be vandalized down at Keith. I had the pleasure of working the job a couple of times. Chris Doering Ahhh, interesting! Bob Niznik Very informative set of posts on this site! I first learned… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 1 in comments.)

…about it. I love that! Bob Niznik Thank you for the information and photos (the one featuring the partially buried length of rail is awesome). There is always much that sites such as these once represented: buildings, industries, and the people who worked/resided there. Also enjoyed your 3 posts about… (Search hits: 0 in title, 0 in body, 1 in comments.)