Lawson is a hamlet located in Saskatchewan that previously held the status of a village until 1985. Today not much remains of this community and what does is on private property. The elevator burned down in 2017. Article about dust explosion that burned down the elevator
The ghost town of Carpenter, Saskatchewan has changed since Alicia’s original visit in 2008. Today its’ mostly on private property and a large section is a beautiful greenhouse and gift shop.
The hamlet of Laura (formerly a village) had a post office from 1909- 1977. This ghost town has a few residents remaining and lots of empty buildings. The church started to lose its structure, collapsed, and was cleared up. This was a CNR siding and was once a bustling community with businesses and houses.
Robsart was incorporated as a village in 1912. It quickly grew with almost 30 businesses including a general store, feed mill, dentist, and jeweler. During the boom, new businesses were opening up all over the place including hotels, churches, barns, school, banks, and grain elevators. In 1917 the town opened its own public hospital which still …
Fusilier was established in Saskatchewan in 1914. It was a former CP siding and had a post office from 1915-1960. The original post office was called “Scandia” which is still a name that is tied to multiple churches, cemeteries, and a school in Saskatchewan. The population dwindled in the 1960s and today all that remains …
This community was established in 1909 and that is all we know. Today all that remains is an overgrown main street with this general store and a few outbuildings. Across the road, there is an old house, a school cairn, and a graveyard. We have not been able to find much information on this old …
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I have never seen a photo of this ghost town online other than my own, which is why we will not disclose its location. Alicia explored this site on her own back in 2008. It’s a former railway siding that had a post office from 1946 – 1960. It was named after the first merchant …
Glasnevin is a former hamlet on highway 13 in Saskatchewan. It had a post office from 1913 – 1994. All that remains of this former community is the town hall and one resident nearby. You can still see chunks of the old elevator nearby.
In 2010 we explored the mostly abandoned Glasgow Air Force Base, also known as St.Marie, Montana. This former base is a semi-ghost town with lots to offer. Homes, Community Center, Bowling Alley, Shopping, and More Hospital/Detox Center The abandoned hospital turned detox center on the base. This hospital was one of the most intact we …
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It’s likely if you look up “ghost towns in Saskatchewan” or “abandoned elevators in Saskatchewan” you will see a photo of the elevator in Bents, Saskatchewan, or maybe even its general store on the main street. This abandoned town in Saskatchewan is one of the true ghost towns in the province. Its lonely elevatory and …
