The town of QuAppelle*, (not to be confused with the town of 'Fort' QuAppelle), is on the CPR mainline 30 miles east of Regina, just north of the Trans Canada Highway on Highway 35. Like many small Canadian prairie towns, Qu'Appelle, with a population of 648 in 2001, has enjoyed a much more lively past than a present, but Qu'Appelle, in particular, has had an especially unfortunate, near-miss history. *[QuAppelle means who calls in French, which explains why the lakes along the
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Creekside Gardens is a 5 acre floral array of color and nature on the edge of town with an RV...
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The shady entrance lane
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Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church is a beautiful old church building constructed of the same...
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Knox United Church (1884) is a designated heritage property. The original Presbyterian congregation was...
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Royal Bank Building (1906), initially the Northern Bank building, is another heritage property. The...
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Brite Spot, formerly a store (1880s), another designated heritage propery, is currently used as the Lion's...
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Historic advertising still exists on the building's side wall.
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Town Hall/Opera House (1906) This fine yellow brick building, mostly hidden by those old trees, is another...
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A better view from the back The Opera Theater was still used for plays, local band concerts and dances in...
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Replica of the old yellow brick high school which was closed in the 1960s and ultimately demolished....
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Every town has a war memorial
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An impressive old home
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And they had pansies, my favorites These might be Johnny Jump Ups?
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The town cemetery on the edge of town, with its alley of majestic towering pine trees.
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Grassroots Oasis Agriculture Interpretive Center, just 3 miles north of town on Hwy 35, is a bed &...
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Three old church buildings on the property.
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