According to information from a March, 1998 edition of The Clarion, Brock’s old Catholic Church was moved out of the village March 3, 1998 to its new home in the Madison area.

While on a trip down memory lane, we discovered a photo of these beautiful ladies published in the March 2nd, 1983 edition of The Clarion.

Being weary of winter and anticipating spring has been a sentiment that’s been repeated throughout the years by people on the prairies.

Do you remember when Eston was Canada’s wrestling hotspot? According to a report in an April, 1993 edition of West Central Crossroads, Eston hosted…

Forty years ago the Kindersley Figure Skating Club attended the Regional Winter Games Figure Skating Competition at the Elrose Uniplex.

Christmases at the farm when I was a little girl were magical. I think they were extra special for me being the youngest of the Drummond clan.

This photo is from a December, 2002 edition of The Kindersley Clarion. Pictured is Wanda Fries helping Mallory Fries, aged 3 years, shop for something…

These photos are taken from the history book “Captured Memories” - a History of Alsask and Surrounding School Districts.

Joan Janzen found an interesting book entitled, “Province with a Heart” that had some cool local photos in it, including this photo of a Russian family at Kerrobert.

Betty Seidel has called Caleb Village her home for the past two and a half years. She has enjoyed a long life since her birth date on May 14, 1928.

The Kindersley history book noted the first fire brigade meeting was held on Tuesday, December 5, 1910, at which time the fire brigade was formed.

The history of Cabri and district was recorded in the book “Through the Years”. There it noted there were many fires in Cabri throughout the years…

September 8th, 2022, marked the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, who was the Head of State in our Canadian government.

Harold Appleby has spent a lifetime in the agriculture industry. At 97 years of age, he enjoys life at Caleb Village in Kindersley, where he has resided since 2016.

This payment voucher from 1930 was brought in to us by Retta Thompson. It belonged to her father, Johnston Hill who farmed north of Eatonia.

We were lucky to have the Park Program come for a visit this week at the museum! During their tour, we attempted to highlight some important people in Kerrobert’s history…

After a prolonged delay, the date for Eatonia’s Centennial celebrations is drawing near. Those planning to attend have marked off July 1-3 on the calendars when the festivities occur.