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Key Number: |
HS 37323
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Site Name: |
Michelsen Granary
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Other Names: |
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Site Type: |
0512 - Farming and Ranching: Granary
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Location
ATS Legal Description:
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Address: |
533 - 2 Avenue |
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Number: |
33 |
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Street: |
5 |
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Avenue: |
2 |
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Other: |
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Town: |
Stirling |
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Near Town: |
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Media
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Architectural
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Plan Shape: |
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Storeys: |
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Foundation: |
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Superstructure: |
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Superstructure Cover: |
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Roof Structure: |
High Gable |
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Roof Cover: |
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Exterior Codes: |
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Exterior: |
N/A |
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Interior: |
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Environment: |
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Condition: |
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Alterations: |
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Historical
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Construction: |
Construction Date: |
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Usage: |
Usage Date: |
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N/A
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Owner: |
Owner Date: |
Andreas Michelsen The Village of Stirling
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Architect: |
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Builder: |
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Craftsman: |
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History: |
The farmstead constitutes part of a number of vintage structures in Stirling, and was recognized in 1989 by Heritage Canada as being the best preserved surviving example of the distinctive settlement pattern associated with Mormon settlement areas in the dry-land farming district of Southern Alberta and was granted recognition as a National Historic Site.
In the early years, grain was bagged and carried up the stairs to the grainery and was then dumped into the bin. This process was carried out for many years.
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Designation covers "The Andreas Michelsen Farmstead comprised of the Farmhouse, Coal Shed, Barn, Granary, Calving Shed, Machine Shed, Corrals and Pens, Dugout, Storage Cellar, Landscape Elements (gardens and trees), Cistern and Filter, and Outhouse, together with the land". |
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Internal
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Status: |
Status Date: |
signed)
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Designation Status: |
Designation Date: |
Provincial Historic Resource
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2001/11/15
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Record Information: |
Record Information Date: |
| Tatiana Gilev |
2003/05/27
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Links
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Alberta Register of Historic Places: |
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