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June 1, 2013 Jonathan Koch

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Suffield townsite 1924 Department of Interior Map showing proposed route of Hanna-Hat Line, south of the Red Deer River. The Pratt house set on top of wagons being hauled by a tractor - during 1941 expropriation of the land - the house was moved off the British block and into Tilley (undated) Courtesy: Esplanade Archives Calgary Herald Magazine in 1941chronicles "The Life and Death of Bingville" Rev. Cranch performs the dedication on Oct. 1, 2013 at Taylor Cemetery. Taylor Cemetery in December 2012, shortly after boulders had been placed around the perimeter by Vulcan County. Most of those who attended the consecration at Taylor Cemetery, Oct. 1, 2013. A 1985 photo of stone foundations - remains of homesteads abandoned during the expropriation of the land for the British block - one is an aerial view, others are close-ups. Courtesy: Esplanade Archives The plaque installed by Vulcan County at Taylor Cemetery, as seen on Oct. 1, 2013. The site of Taylor Cemetery, as it looked from Highway 539 in August 2011.

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