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excellent example of gas processing technologies from the 1930s to 1950s.

Top L-R: H. Hill (utility), S. Chakowski (L.wing), D. Cairns (Center), W. Latkinson (R.wing), A. Chakowski (L.wing), L. Doling (Center), E. Martinson (R.wing), P. Davis (L.defence) S.G. Craddock (R.defence), S. Krizan (L. defence)

Aerial photograph of the Town of Turner Valley (upper left) and the Gas Plant Site (central to lower right). The view is to the northwest with Highway 22 running north (to the upper right) towards Millarville and east (to the right) towards Black Diamond. The Sheep River flows from the left (west) to right (east) past the plant. Golf course viewing site in lower right on the bank of river.

Turner Valley - Talisman honors long-time residents Energy company names wells after local oil families By Tara Merrin Staff Reporter The family of a man killed at the Turner Valley Gas Plant in the early 1970s, was named as one of eight families to have an oil well named after them. The Martins received the honor from Talisman Energy during a ceremony in Turner Valley last week.

Sheep Creek December 24th 1884 This is a bill of sale between Daniel Courtney and John Ware. Mr. Courtney agrees to sell all of his cattle branded DC on the left side to John Ware for $2700... Daniel Courtney agrees to deliver on demand on five year old horse branded IS on the right shoulder and DC on the left thigh for the sum of one dollar.

WARNING this bottle contains genuine Canadian crude oil, not for human consumtion.

Box containing 2 decks of cards

Antique Tire Chains Circa 1925 donated by Joy Hinman

Martin Hovis (right) and Joe Brown beside 1914 Brown was night driller and Hovis was head driller on Dingman #1. Harry Green and Ivan Hogg were also original crew. Photo taken at the Interpretive Center