Documenting grain elevators across the Canadian prairies with photography, videography and drone footage. Based in Saskatchewan, we share historic and present-day photographs of grain elevators. Featuring elevators from POOL, UGG and P&H.
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 …
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 …
Deveron appears to be in the middle of nowhere, with no sign of an railbed. If your into railway stuff, like Corey is, you would know that it was indeed part of a rail line that no longer exists. The line was called the “Peanut Line” and was fairly small, running from Manitoba to Saskatchewan. …
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The town of Tribune, Saskatchewan is located 25 km from the united states border in the southeast part of Saskatchewan. The town was uncooperated in 1917 but lost their village status in 2017. They became an unincooperated community at this point with around 25 residents remaining. We have been through this town multiple times. During …
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Flying over the stony beach elevator with the drone and photographing it on the ground during the winter.
Pumphouses, like the one you see below used to be very common. In the age of steam trains these pumphouses were key to keeping them going. Placed beside a water source these pumphouses were tasks with refueling trains. When steam trains became a thing of the past these were no longer needed. Most were demolished …
The small community of Brooking, Saskatchewan started to pop up in the early 1900’s. People started to settle in the area and homestead. With word of the railway coming through, most people arrived. It was known as Stowe, then Buffalo Valley and eventually Brooking. The name Brooking came from Brooking, South Dakota. This ghost town …
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