These articles are excerpts from Fred B. Stone’s “Stones on a Farm”, taken from Gleanings, (the follow-up book to Pioneers and Progress), Alix-Clive Historical Club, 1981. Both books are available for sale at Alix Wagon Wheel Museum, Alix Public Library, and Alix Home Hardware.“The grain harvest followed hard upon the ▸
“There are some wonders of Nature we see only once in a lifetime, if we are lucky and at the right place at the right time.”“I cannot remember the year we saw this one, but believe it must have been around the early nineteen thirties. One evening there was a ▸
The village of Alix has had many Churches over the years, including Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, and Roman Catholic. Included in our Church exhibit are a stained glass window, a pump organ, and church artifacts from the early 1900s including hymn books and bibles. Many of the artifacts that make up ▸
1940, ALBERTA, ALIX, DOUG CORMACKIn response to last week’s post, former Alix resident Doug Cormack got in touch with us and shared a memory from his time at school. Mr. Cormack went to Hickling School, which is north of Alix (Stanton School is south-west of Alix).” Thank you very much ▸