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Protected: Enchant’s Ibbestad church helped Wheat Centre pioneers keep the faith

July 22, 2014 Jonathan Koch

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0062_0005_web 0139_0001_web 0581_0054_web 1924 Department of Interior Map showing proposed route of Hanna-Hat Line, south of the Red Deer River. This is Bingville. View of the village of Carlstadt (later called Alderson), showing the main street, with the Carlstadt Hotel facing the railway depot where a train has pulled in. Courtesy of the Esplanade Archives Aerial view of Hanna-Hat grade in British Block, date unknown. (Photo courtesy of Esplanade Archive) A 1972 photo of farm machinery left on the British block following expropriation of the land - pieces of various machines have been gathered into a sort of stock pile. Courtesy: Esplanade Archives One of the overgrown gravesites at Taylor Cemetery, August 2011. 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

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