Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Prairie Towns

Macklin, Saskatchewan, 1911
  
Maymont, Saskatchewan, 1907
  
Dean Street, East side, Mortlach, Saskatchewan
 

Dean Street, Mortlach, Saskatchewan
 
Mortlach, Saskatchewan
 
Source: Prairie Towns

2 comments:

  1. Hard to believe this is how a "town" got started; a few buildings along a wide cattle track and that was your town. And eventually the tracks got laid and the trains came through, connecting East and West coasts from one end to the other. People brought their building techniques from wherever they came from: back East, Europe, above or below ground; wood, stone, adobe or clay, hides, wherever. Incredible, really.

    What a great group of photos and blog you have here. Thanks!

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