Those Were the Days Many Creekers and townsfolk still reminisce about fond memories of the Bar-B-Q Steak Pit. Opening in 1961, it was the first restaurant in...
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The Mysterious Disappearance of John A. McIntosh: Part 2 In Part 1, on December 9th, 1915, John A. McIntosh left with his team and a wagonload of wood from his...
The Mysterious Disappearance of John A. McIntosh: Part 1 Local writer Joan Merryfield is sitting at her kitchen table, getting ready to open the mail. There is...
Bragg Creek Ladies Auxillary Celebrates 60 Years With hearts of gold and an unfailing can-do attitude, the members of the Bragg Creek Ladies Auxiliary have led...
Baptie Cabin Although long familiar with Bragg Creek and surrounding area, it wasn’t until 1947 that Alex and Doris Baptie purchased the Tom Fullerton...
Moon Cabin Marjorie and Fred Moon loved to camp near the river on what was originally CPR property, so when Jake Fullerton later bought and developed this...
The Fenerty/McLean Cabins These cabins are significant as the first properties officially subdivided for the purposes of recreational use in the area. The lots...
The Cabin Era: The Evolution of Bragg Creek Bragg Creek has always been a popular spot for visitors. As access improved, particularly in the summer, this area...
Yoho Tinda — and the Ghost of Old Joe Woolings Unlike other parts of Bragg Creek, the land where Yoho Tinda sits does not have a history of homesteaders...
There’s Oil In Them Hills: Part Two In the last edition, part one on the history of oil development in Bragg Creek began with the 1913 Mowbray-Berkeley well...
