Exterior of farm shed at Morice-Bulkley Museum site

Scope and Content: Exterior shot of the farm implement shed at the proposed site of the Morice-Bulkley Museum. This building was intended to hold agricultural machinery and other large artifacts.

History / Biographical: In the early 1990s, the Morice-Bulkley Heritage & Museum Society attempted to establish an open-air museum at Four Seasons Park, near Houston. Heritage buildings and large artifacts from the surrounding area were transported to the site and intended to be restored to their original state. However, various issues brought construction to a halt by the end of 1991. After a brief return to the project in the late 90s and early 2000s, the Four Seasons site was abandoned and several of the buildings were moved to a park at the corner of Highway 16 and Benson Ave.

Custodial History: Negative taken by Bill Dungate in November 1990. Donated to the Museum on August 12th 2021 by Dino Laramie.

Scope and Content: Exterior shot of the farm implement shed at the proposed site of the Morice-Bulkley Museum. This building was intended to hold agricultural machinery and other large artifacts.

Notes: Envelope labelled "Museum Site Nov 13/90. Negs Are - School. From Sawmill Ranch. Crew Working in Side Shed - Coal Mine Building." Additional negatives from same event contained in folder.