In The Village  by bkbinthecity

In The Village

Today will be my last pictures from the Ukrainian Cultural Village. The top two pictures are the Alberta Provincial Police Post. The Provincial Police force maintained the law in Alberta from 1917 to 1932. This particular post was in the town of Andrew. The actual jail was the small extension on the side of the house. The Constable and his family lived in the house
As you can see the jail cell was quite small and held prisoners until they were transported to the larger jail in Fort Saskatchewan.
The bottom two pictures are the Wostok Hardware Store. It sold needed items to the townsfolk as well as selling gas and served as an automotive garage. The truck is a 1938 International Harvester Truck. The business opened in 1938.
Check out my other two albums for more buildings from the surrounding area
Great collage. It has been a fun series
August 26th, 2024  
Nice collage...love the old truck
August 26th, 2024  
I am loving those petrol pumps. Gas, you would call them. Fabulous shapes!
August 26th, 2024  
I love this great collage and following your series.
August 26th, 2024  
How interesting! Thanks for sharing these fascinating photos!
August 26th, 2024  
Lovely collage.
August 26th, 2024  
Good collages
August 26th, 2024  
Interesting history
August 26th, 2024  
Great captures and collage.
August 26th, 2024  
Wonderful collage and interesting history.
August 26th, 2024  
Lovely collage.
August 26th, 2024  
Very interesting to read & see. Great collage
August 26th, 2024  
Lovely collage
August 26th, 2024  
It’s a time gone by, very interesting.
August 26th, 2024  
A super collage
August 26th, 2024  
I wouldn't want to stay in that jail cell.
August 26th, 2024  
Great collage
August 26th, 2024  
Wonderful series on this Ukrainian village
August 26th, 2024  
Awesome captures
August 26th, 2024  
A nice collage, Brian, and interesting information! Fav
August 26th, 2024  
Interesting collage!
August 27th, 2024  
So nostalgic! Well captured.
August 27th, 2024  
I've enjoyed your tour of the village.
August 27th, 2024  
Lovely collage
August 27th, 2024  
Interesting history- the cell would certainly cure the claustrophobic of crime! Love the truck and the gas pumps too.
August 27th, 2024  
Great shots and collage.
August 27th, 2024  
interesting.
August 27th, 2024  
@edorreandresen Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it
August 28th, 2024  
@leggzy Thank you. It is a very nice truck
August 28th, 2024  
@casablanca They certainly have changed over the years
August 28th, 2024  
@ludwigsdiana Diana glad you enjoyed it
August 28th, 2024  
@congaree John glad to share this with you
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August 28th, 2024  
@pusspup Wylie I trust that you enjoyed this one
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@dkellogg Thank you. I trust that you enjoyed this one
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@neil_ge Neil l trust that you enjoyed this one
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@carolmw Thanks Carol
August 28th, 2024  
@tunia Tunia it certainly is very small. On one occasion they had eight people in it
August 28th, 2024  
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@corinnec Corinne glad you enjoyed it
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