Touring Ghost Towns and Abandoned Places in Southern Saskatchewan (Episode 223)

Another "look back" at some classic Saskatchewan ghost towns, this time dating to the very first Ghost Town Convention, which was held in 2007. Many things have changed in the nearly-sixteen years since a group of ten of strangers gathered in a Saskatchewan ghost town to go exploring. Over the course of two days we managed to see abandoned stores, grain elevators, cars, trucks, houses, and a lot of dust.

When I recorded this video, it was almost an hour long so what you see here has been cut down significantly. I tried to make it entertaining for you so I hope I succeeded.

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Chapters:
00:00 - Introduction
00:23 - The History of the Ghost Town Convention
02:56 - Hallonquist
09:34 - Braddock
11:34 - Walsh Valley School
14:55 - Neidpath
15:58 - Hodgeville
16:56 - St. Boswells
19:45 - Bateman
22:24 - Shamrock
25:54 - Gas pump
27:03 - Coderre
27:58 - Why I Love Ghost Towning
29:22 - Saskatchewan highway
30:06 - Mercury pickup truck
30:48 - Don's grandparent's homestead
31:41 - Conclusion

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