Bruderheim has a rich, eventful history that makes us proud to be who we are today. Come, take a walk through time with us and explore what makes us special...
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Walker School
The Walker School District #1705 was established on October 15, 1907. |
Victoria Hotel
The Victoria Hotel, built by the Krause family in 1906, has had a colourful past and has changed hands numerous times. |
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First Place of Worship
The Andreas Lilge home, built 1894-1895 approximately one mile east of the present |
Early Agriculture
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Cheese Factory
Erected in 1923, the cheese factory was the mainstay of the district farmers. |
Mallon Windmill
The Mallon Windmill, built in 1920 by Mr. William Mallon, was a wind-driven mill used to grind rye and wheat into flour and animal feed, and to saw fire wood. |
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Citizen's Band
As early as 1910, Bruderheim was able to boast its own group of musicians who formed a band with a common purpose in mind – they loved music. |
CN Railway
In 1905, one hundred twenty-six miles of the Canadian Northern Railway line between Edmonton and Vermillion was completed. |
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Early Sports
A variety of sports were an important part of early life in Bruderheim – from |
Krause Flour Mill
The Krause Mill was built in 1907 by the three Krause brothers, Adam, William and Theodor. |
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Telephone Exchange
Telephone services became available to Bruderheim residents around 1910. |
The Royal Visit
On August 2nd, 1978, Bruderheim was honored with a ten-minute scheduled visit from the Queen of England. |
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