Welcome, Mark Zulkoskey!

Guy Farms grain elevator in Kenaston, SK. Contributed by Mark Zulkoskey.
Guy Farms grain elevator in Kenaston, SK. Contributed by Mark Zulkoskey.

Mark Zulkoskey has been photographing grain elevators in Saskatchewan for 10 years, and has photographed all but nine of them.

Thank you, Mark, for contributing some of your work to this site!

You can see some of them as links from his contributor page.

 

Welcome, Eric May!

Young, SK grain elevator, 1972. Contributed by Eric May.
Young, SK grain elevator, 1972. Contributed by Eric May.

Welcome to Eric May, another contributor to Grain Elevators of Canada. Eric has contributed some photos taken in 1972 during a cross-country trip on the CN Super Continental passenger train. These photos provide a nice “time capsule” look at some elevators that either have changed significantly or disappeared entirely.

Some examples :

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Welcome, Jenn Tanaka!

Lousana, AB grain elevator. Contributed by Jenn Tanaka.
Lousana, AB grain elevator. Contributed by Jenn Tanaka.

I’d like to welcome new contributor Jenn Tanaka!

Jenn drives all over Alberta looking for abandoned places, and writes about them on her excellent blog, West of the 5th.

For a few examples of Jenn’s photos, see Lousana or Rowley.

Thanks, Jenn!

Welcome, Adam Bouvier!

Stalwart, SK grain elevator, June 2017. Contributed by Adam Bouvier.
Stalwart, SK grain elevator, June 2017. Contributed by Adam Bouvier.

I’d like to give a welcome to new contributor Adam Bouvier! When I put out a call for contributions to this site, he stepped up with a large catalog of images.

Adam has been taking photos of elevators for over a decade, and has many photos of elevators in Saskatchewan in particular that I do not have. I’ve been populating a lot of the pages here with his photos – see Fleming and Tonkin as two of many. In some cases he has photos of the same locations I do, but from an earlier time, so they provide some documentation on how the elevator or town has changed over the years.

Thanks, Adam!

Stay tuned for more new contributors!