This was the family home of Fred and Amy Steeves of Hoadley. Originally a store and post office, opened in 1913, in the village of Haverigg (Hoadley was Haverigg until the railroad came that far up the Blindman Valley in 1922). Later it was moved approximately two miles by seventeen head of horses to one…

The government of Alberta stepped in and provided maps showing the flood way, flood fringe and overland flood areas based on the information gathered after the flood.  Anyone living in the flood way would be offered a buy outs for their properties from the government to prevent this kind of devastation from happening age.  Two…

THE BEFORE This was a house that was located in SW Calgary that was set to be demolished in 2015. The house was to tall to move out of Calgary with the roof on, so part of the roof was cut off. The house was prepped and ready to be moved to it’s new location…

After a few days of figuring out exactly how this 106 year old Ice House was built,  we where on the move.  This building had 24″ walls and was built on a hollow pad.  We moved it from the CP Rail yard to the home of the future Banff Museum. http://www.rmoutlook.com/article/Historic-icebox-saved-from-demolition-20170316#.WNKDUBlX1hA.email