Gallery
Langdon has a rich and vibrant history. This gallery is a peak in to just a few of the amazing sights and people from the history of Langdon.
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1907 – Main Street – Cowen’s Mercantile, Union Bank, Hardware Store and Riverside Lumber
1908-1948 – Langdon School
1908 – Cowen’s Mercantile 1908
Royal Bank building and Telephone Office (on the left)
Main Street
TA Hicks General Merchandise built in 1908. Specialized in dry goods and ladies wear. Also shown are Patterson’s Bakery & Restaurant and Langdon Hotel.
Main Street looking south. Crown Lumber Co. Raised sidewalks due to regular flooding.
1909 – Roy Cowen residence
1910 – John Reid’s Big 4 – hauling lumber
Langdon Leader – James Sharp & Leonard Nesbitt (pictured) operated for only 11 months 1911-1912 then Nesbitt bought the paper in Brooks and moved.
1911 – Flood Feb 14, 1911
1911 – International Harvester Company (I.H.C.) Agency
1911 – Catholic Church and manse
Catholic Church congregation
1912-1914 – Presbyterian Church
1912 – 1st Prize photo Langdon Fair
1912 – Union Bank Manager Leadbetter (with pipe) and Langdon Leader owner Len. Nesbitt (with rifle) on elevated sidewalk
Langdon Men
1915 – People in front of the school – United Church Women’s Group and Ladies Temperance League picnic
1925 – Langdon Ball Team – photo taken Langdon Fairgrounds. Back row L to R Boyd McIntyre, August, Earl Girten, John Costello, Puck Webb. Seated L to R Colin Gibson, Don Snyder, Vic Barron, Fred Henderson, Sam Scott, Ernie Scott, Bob Copeland, Dave Kernaghan
1926 – Langdon Rail Yard water tower
1958 – Langdon Corner Garage. Moved from Langdon village to Langdon Corner 1940.
1943 – Langdon Scrap Iron Drive UGG Elevator – raising money for the war effort WWII
1951 – Winter’s Service Langdon Corner
1958 – Langdon Rail Yard
Smarts General Store – early
1958 – Langdon aerial photo
1961 – Langdon Baptist Church build
1966 – Botsford Harness – moved to Heritage Park
1983 – Langdon aerial photo
1987 – Wenstrom’s Garage with original 1948 building and 1971 larger addition
Smart’s Sales until 2001
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