Angus & Alice Conibear House
Greenway
ca. 1910
History
The Conibears lived here - 1944 - 75
Features
- gambrel roof
- abandoned and deteriorating
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Craik’s Store & Residence
Greenway
1909
History
William Craik
Features
- operated until 1975 by William Craik’s son Ira
- residence above
- second floor verandah added after 1909
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Greenway School
Greenway
1898
History
Bought 1 acre from Mr. Oldfield for $25
Features
- renovated in 1923 – basement dug windows added on east side.
- school held in the Hall while work proceeded
- closed 1960
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Bru Cemetery
NE 16-6-13
1884
History
Land donated by Jon Olafson
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Greenway Community Cairn
Greenway
1976
History
Features
Family names of Greenway and area residents
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Bob Sigvaldson Memorial Property
NW 6-6-13
History
Land donated by family
Features
- 54 acres of native prairie
- exclusive to wildlife use
- no vehicles or hunting
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Siggi Johnson Farm
NW 16-6-13
ca. 1910
History
Homesteaded by Joseph Bjornson
- owned by H. Josephson in 1922
Features
- hillside location - view
- well preserved but vacant buildings
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Merv Young Farm
NE 2-5-13
ca. 1920
History
Merv & Elda Young were the only residents of this farm site.
(Over 40 years)
Features
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Cornock Farm House
NE 2-5-13, Greenway
ca. 1905
History
W.B. Cornock
- Elton Cornock
Later (1967) the Stan & Bunny Todd family
Features
- renovated – attic one room
- dormers
- rectangular bay
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B. Sveinson Farm
SW 34-5-13
ca. 1910
History
Homesteaded by Sveinn Bjorgulfson
B. Sveinson in 1922
Features
- hillside location
- 4-square house – shingles and wood siding
- decorative shingle pattern
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Jack & Doris Stone Farm (Smeaton
House)
SE 14-5-13
ca. 1900
History
Original Owner Name: R.B. Ramage
Original Builder/Architect: Nelson Ramage
Features
- large barn and log building on property
- farm named “The Woodlands” also known as the Smeatoin House.
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Benedict Anderson Farm House
14-6-13
ca. 1910
History
Benedict Anderson
Features
- large L-Shaped design with front bay
- some stained glass
- until recently occupied and owned by the 7th family of Andersons
- barn built by Bendict Anderson when he was 72 years old
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