We explore the abandoned multi room classroom school in the small community of Whitebear, Saskatchewan. A unique style of schoolhouse overlooking the community. This was not your standard schoolhouse either, it was full of mold and moss, it looked like carpet in the classrooms – the school also had a mummified cat.
Tichfield is a former CN siding. There were two communities in the area, Tichfield and Lyons. Both places were established in 1911. In 1947 the post office moved from Tichfield to Lyons. The name Lyons was eventually changed to Tichfield Junction as there are three CN lines that meet at this location. There is not …
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We have explored the abandoned Esso station in Ponteix, Saskatchewan a couple times. This station has two gas pumps, living quarters and two service bays for repairs.
Crane Valley School is a massive school that was open from 1927 – 2007. The school offered grades K-12 and served the area surrounding Crane Valley. It’s not common to find a school this large in a very small community although its not impossible. This school closed in 2007. it went up for sale and …
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This unique brick schoolhouse with a stone foundation was built around 1910. It started as a smaller school but quickly got an addition. This was a standard schoolhouse teaching all grades until later years when it moved to elementary grades only. It closed in the 1960’s and was sold to the Independent order of odd …
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We weren’t able to find much information on this old church. We know that it was a Hungarian settlement, there was a bit of a town and this church has the name “Otthon United Church” on it. Today it sits vacant but is still a beautiful site to see.
Alicia explores an abandoned rural time capsule home. Time capsule refers to a home where personal items are left behind and this one did not disappoint! Not only was it like the owner walked away and left everything including a setup living room. This particular home was also neat because the exterior had outward-facing brick …
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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.
