Dead cars were parked permanently near the model farm. Perhaps it had an automotive program. After all, before they were ‘Indian Residential Schools’ they were ‘Indian Industrial Schools’.
history under ground
vintage-vehicles
The license plate reads “Farm Truck”.
In the later years one of the mine garages was repurposed into a truck repair garage.
Disabled forklift… I think it’s a Clark.
Parked permanently in a back garage, the last of its kind.
The now-demolished Sanatorium, for patients of the asylum that contracted the disease.
Behind the factory was an old truck, blocked in by overgrown trees on one side and the buildings on the other.
A Gordini, built by Renault between 1964 and 1970. You can also see some of the model farm buildings.
A humble prairie elevator at Fannystelle, Manitoba. What a name!
A dead work truck rusts near an outbuilding. Everything is marked with a code. Modernity.
Elevator B, used by a local farmer, stands behind an old farm truck at the edge of town.