Churches that are no longer used can be found in any state of decay. We find churches of all types including those that are completely intact (used for a few service a year), intact churches that are no longer used, completely cleared out buildings, vandalized churches and those in a state of decay. The location of
Ever heard the saying “good things come in small packages”? Well, with this abandoned house in Saskatchewan, that is true. After a day of driving the grids we pulled up to this small house. It wasn’t marked on the map as a potential because it looked tiny. Quite frankly, it is a small house but
Welcome to another ghost town in Saskatchewan. This schoolhouse is one of a couple buildings remaining of this community. It is a true time capsule. Evidence shows it was later turned into a community center for a few years but today it sits abandoned. With details from the past, this schoolhouse is only suffering natural
One room schoolhouses used to be everywhere on the prairies, especially in Saskatchewan! Unfortunately, most were closed and abandoned. Those that are not left to the elements were demolished or repurposed into homes, grain bins, community centers or used for storage. Today you can still find many still standing in Saskatchewan but there are many
Rural Saskatchewan is endless and you never know what you will find. We always go out seeking abandoned buildings, including churches, but of course we run into rural buildings that are historic and sometimes still in use. The best example of this is rural churches, some are preserved historic sites while others may actually hold
The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Ukrainian Catholic church in central Saskatchewan is another example of historic rural churches. Today, rural churches that are still active, are few and far between. Unfortunately, most have been abandoned, demolished, vandalized, burned or in a state where they are still cared for but only used once a
