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]> Hells Half Acre Oilfield Society - Gas Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/taxonomy/view/or/16 Gas Plant en Flooding River http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/1030 Trying to unclog river 1963<br /> <br /> From original photo Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:39:26 -0400 Flooding Sheep River http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/1029 June 29 1963, rainfall of four to five inches caused the Sheep river to go on a rampage. It rose ten feet and washed out the Royalite Dam just below the bridge.<br /> <br /> From original photo Wed, 27 Jul 2005 16:40:24 -0400 Gas and Scrubbing Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/836 There are 22 buildings on the <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> Gas Plant site, but two of the most recognizable are the Gas and Scrubbing Plants. Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:54:58 -0400 Royalite Sulpher Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/835 The Royalite sulphur plant can be seen in this general view of the east end of the <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> Gas Plant site, taken in 1953. Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:53:20 -0400 Compression Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/834 The compression plant, built in 1938, had three compressors. This picture was taken after a fourth was added in 1941, but before 1944 when two more were installed. Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:51:30 -0400 Turner Valley Gas Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/833 The <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> Gas Plant, around 1925, just after construction of the first scrubbing plant. Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:49:28 -0400 Turner Valley Gas Plant 2005 http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/830 Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:39:53 -0400 Watching the Flow http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/828 Mon, 6 Jun 2005 17:34:45 -0400 Discovery Center http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/825 Fri, 3 Jun 2005 18:00:53 -0400 Dingman http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/785 Dingman Wells #1 and #2, <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> 1914<br /> <br /> Photo courtesy Provincial Archives of Alberta, Compliments of Pembina Resources Limited, donated by Howard and Jean Harris Thu, 2 Jun 2005 17:40:41 -0400 Scrubbing Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/778 Scrubbing Plant at <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> <br /> <br /> Photo donated by Howard and Jean Harris Thu, 2 Jun 2005 17:27:00 -0400 Turner Valley Gas Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/766 East-end buildings at the <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> Gas Plant, with old sulphur storage area in the foreground, active compressor building behind the old plant and the town of Turner Valley in the distance. Note the wooden areas, in contrast to historical photo's Thu, 2 Jun 2005 16:41:31 -0400 Turner Valley Gas Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/765 Dingman #2 wellsite and flaring location with Sheep River in the background, <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> Gas Plant.<br /> <br /> From, Historic Turner Valley, Cradle of Westen Canada's Oil and Gas Industry, pg 158 Thu, 2 Jun 2005 16:40:17 -0400 Turner Valley Gas Plant http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/764 View of west-end buildings, <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> Gas Plant, as seen from the golf course viewpoint<br /> <br /> From, Historic Turner Valley, Cradle of Westen Canada's Oil and Gas Industry, pg 158 Thu, 2 Jun 2005 16:38:45 -0400 Compressor Building http://hellshalfacres.com/drupal/node/view/763 Inside the compressor building, <a class="glossary_term" href="glossary#62"><acronym title="Turner Valley: Brothers James and Robert Turner homesteaded the Millarville area in 1887. Cutting their hay and grazing Their cattle down toward the South Fork of the Sheep River. This area became known as Turner's Valley. The town site that we know today did not emerge until the late 1920's.">Turner Valley</acronym></a> Gas Plant<br /> <br /> From, Historic Turner Valley, Cradle of Westen Canada's Oil and Gas Industry, pg 157 Thu, 2 Jun 2005 16:37:41 -0400