$190.00
+ tax
Due to interprovincial trade restrictions, we are unable to ship whisky to Quebec, New Brunswick, or Newfoundland.
Meeting Creek Station is a historic site located in Alberta, Canada, approximately 30 kilometers southeast of Red Deer. It features a preserved Canadian National Railway (CNR) station, grain elevators, and a section of railway line.
Gordon notes that visitors can explore the grounds, which also include a scenic walk along the railway line. This valley once served as a gathering place for Indigenous tribes to exchange medicines and goods, and it was abundant with medicinal plants and wildlife. Through his lens, Gordon captures the essence of this rich history and the natural beauty surrounding the site.
Established in the early 1900s, Meeting Creek played a significant role in the development of the surrounding agricultural community. The railway facilitated the transportation of grain, making it a vital link for farmers in the area.
Additionally, the site highlights the unique blend of cultural history, showcasing the importance of Indigenous traditions alongside the agricultural practices that have shaped the region over the years.
A miniature framed print, approximately 28 inches in length, is available in the gallery for $90 plus GST.
