1

Cutting Sod
1910-1916
Milly District that later became McCord Area

Credits:
McCord Museum

2

Oxen hauling a load of sod
1909-1912
Milly District that later became McCord Area

Credits:
McCord and District Museum

3

Ruhl sod house
1909
Milly District that later became McCord Area
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Credits:
McCord and District Museum

4

Wood frame house
1910-1920
Southern Saskatchewan Prairies

Credits:
Anne Hayter
Grasslands National Park Area

5

People used local rocks to decorate yards and flower beds.
1909 -present
McCord and southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
Joyce Hiltz photo

6

Some pioneers built adobe houses
1920-1930
Southern Saskatchewan Prairies

Credits:
Audrey Wilson

7

Close up of Storey Lowell's adobe house
built 1920-1930
Southern Saskatchewan Prairies

Credits:
Audrey Wilson

8

West view of adobe house
1930 s
McCord area of southern Saskatchewan
TEXT ATTACHMENT


Credits:
Audrey Wilson photo
McCord and District History Book "From Prairie Grass To Wheat Fields"

9

Wilber Debolt farmyard
1920 -1945
Summercove , Saskatchewan, Canada

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Wilber DeBolt photo collection

10

Wilber Debolt farmyard
1920 -1945
Summercove , Saskatchewan, Canada

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Wilber DeBolt photo collection

11

McCord at the old site before it moved near the railway.
1928
McCord area of southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
McCord and District Museum

12

Window frame in adobe house with potato print patterns.
1930-1940
McCord area of southern Saskatchewan
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TEXT ATTACHMENT


Credits:
Anne Hayter photo
Adobe house in present Grasslands National Park Canada

13

Cutting poles at Cypress Hills.
1930-1950
Southern Saskatchewan Prairies

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Wilber DeBolt photo collection

14

Pole corral
1909 -1950
McCord and southern Saskatchewan

Credits:
McCord and District Museum
Wilber DeBolt photo collection