Vanishing Sentinels - Grain Elevators

The elevator on the left is the old Federal that used to sit in Rowley, Alberta. This elevator has long disappeared. On the right are two ve...

After looking at pictures of the Whiskey gap elevators... I decided to do up all three elevators. There is an Alberta Wheat Pool and two Alb...

I promised the museum in Delia that I would re-do the elevators I did for them last year... those ones were looking in pretty sad shape, so ...

Here is an elevator I did up for Canada Day, eh?

These are some of most recent vattors. The one on the left is a get well card for my Dad, who was in the hospital in Drumheller, and will be...

After a lot of procrastinating, and debating... I finally got the Dog River / Rouleau Saskatchewan grain elevator done. Let me know what you...

Morningside is one elevator I have always wanted to do... since it was torn down in 2005. I think I got it pretty accurately... although I d...

My parents, Roger and Mary Pearson will be having their 49th wedding anniversary on June 13, 2008, and I came up with this idea for a gift w...

When I was in Nanton over the weekend for their Trains, Plains and Elevator event... I decided to stop off at Mossleigh, which is north of V...

There were 4 elevators at Munson, Alberta... which is located north of Drumheller on the CN main line to Saskatchewan. This elevator was act...

The elevators on this page are from Snowflake, Manitoba, which is located very close to the US border in Manitoba, and has one of the most u...

From left to right: East Coulee Alberta Pacific and East Coulee Alberta Wheat Pool (originally located on the north side of the Red Deer Riv...

Taylor Siding had an interesting history. Before the elevator was built, a farmer originally had a long pipe which went from the top of the ...

These are card stock version of the grain elevators which used to grace the sky of the Drumheller Region. These elevators are from Beynon, w...