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History at Albert Beach’s Saffie Road
Saffie Road is originally named after the owner of the local store. And Saffie Road was built up as a dike from the lake because the lake did come over many, many years ago. – Larry Hamilton
Touching Timothy Eaton’s Statue for Good Luck
You would go in and there would be a big statue of Timothy Eaton. It was just, uh, him sitting on a big chair, like looking over, looking over his store, you know? Because he built this department store, for good luck, you would always touch his shoe. – Ardyth Johnson
Miners
These are guys that worked underground, when they first came to Flin Flon in the thirties. When the mine first started, it was during the Depression. This was the only place in Canada that was hiring. But the people that came here were Eastern European people, Scandinavian people. All with big names like mine. Like […]
