Discover Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site
Nestled on the edge of the Missouri Coteau, 40 minutes away from Moose Jaw and Regina... Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site is North America's best preserved historic brick plant... a valuable resource for all Canadians.
Every last Sunday in June a group of dedicated volunteers put on Heritage Day, a day of community activities for families, visitors, culture and heritage enthusiasts who come by the hundreds to find out about Claybank, and how this spectacular industrial plant helped define architectural style not only in Saskatchewan, but elsewhere around the World.
Filmed, edited, narrated and produced by Claude-Jean Harel.
Blacksmithing Demo At The Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site
Blacksmithing at the Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site in Saskatchewan Canada. This is the annual heritage day and I demonstrate there every year on the last Sunday in June.
Claybank Brick Plant
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Claybank Brick Plant was a brickworks factory for the manufacturing of bricks from clay located with a quarry for clay on site.The Claybank Brick plant has been conserved as a part of Saskatchewan's industrial heritage with its official announcement June 29, 1997 as a National Historic Site of Canada by Minister of Canadian Heritage Sheila Copps.$2 million for the conservation and presentation of the Brick Plant by Claybank was contributed jointly between Federal and Provincial Government funding departments.Claybank Brick Plant used neighboring clay from the Massold Clay Canyons.
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Claybank Brick Works, Claybank, Saskatchewan
It was a WILD wind day out on the toes of the Missouri Coteau this last Sunday in June.
Historic Brick Plant Best Preserved in North America
Nestled on the edge of the Missouri Coteau, 40 minutes away from Moose Jaw and Regina... Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site is North America's best preserved historic brick plant... a valuable resource for all Canadians.
Every last Sunday in June a group of dedicated volunteers put on Heritage Day, a day of community activities for families, visitors, culture and heritage enthusiasts who come by the hundreds to find out about Claybank, and how this spectacular industrial plant helped define architectural style not only in Saskatchewan, but elsewhere around the World.
Filmed, edited, narrated and produced by Claude-Jean Harel.
Airsoft at Claybank brick plant - Part 2
Counterfeit Combat organized an airsoft game at the old Claybank brick plant in Saskatchewan. Over 200 players were in attendance.
This is video taken from the second scenario, Flags of Fury.
The Little Brick Plant on the Prairie
Claybank is the best preserved, early twentieth century brick plant in North America. Claybank bricks were used in some of Canada's finest buildings, in the boilers of Naval ships and in the launch pads at Cape Canaveral.
Claybank Video.mov www.claybankbrick.ca
Cradled in the hills of southern Saskatchewan there exists a splendid example of early 20th century industrialism. The Claybank Brick Plant remains frozen in time, virtually unchanged from the day it opened in 1914.
Contact us: Claybank Brick Plant Historical Society
(306) 868-4774 Box 2-5, Claybank SK Canada S0H 0W0
Email: claybank@sasktel.net Web: claybankbrick.ca
OP: Mason Relic, Claybank Sask. 2009. [Part 1] OFFICIAL VIDEO
On May long weekend of 2009, 214 Canadian airsofters gathered in the Claybank Brick factory in Saskatchewan. This is that story.
Massold Clay Canyons
The Massold Clay Canyons are within a 256 acre wildlife area that is perfect for a fun day of exploring. The canyons are located immediately beside the Claybank Brick Plant National Historic site which is conveniently one hour southwest of Regina and only forty minutes southeast of Moose Jaw - making it a perfect day trip destination.
To learn more about the Massold Clay Canyons head over to my latest blog post:
Claybank, Saskatchewan
Lots of space for infill housing in Claybank this Monday afternoon in early August, 2009
OP: Mason Relic, Claybank Sask. 2009. [Part 2] OFFICIAL VIDEO
On May long weekend of 2009, 214 Canadian airsofters gathered in the Claybank Brick factory in Saskatchewan. This is that story.
OP: Mason Relic, Claybank Sask. 2009. [Part 4] OFFICIAL VIDEO
On May long weekend of 2009, 214 Canadian airsofters gathered in the Claybank Brick factory in Saskatchewan. This is that story.
Sighting/Citing/Siting DVD excerpt
Sighting/Citing/Siting is a broad contextualisation of an interdisciplinary, cross-cultural performance entitled Crossfiring / Mama Wetotan. Produced by Knowhere Productions Inc. at the Claybank Brick Plant National Historic Site (Saskatchewan, Canada) in 2006, this site-specific event explored the significance of the Dirt Hills to pre-contact aboriginal culture and to the non-aboriginals who have proliferated there since the mid-nineteenth century. The
negotiation between practise and theory, in particular the desire to privilege neither, is represented in the books design; its collection of critical articles, full-colour catalogue, and DVD of artist interviews and performances describe the interaction of a range of site-specific practises focusing on collaboration and interdisciplinarity.
This book is pertinent to those interested in non-conventional performance, site-specific practise, post-colonial history, labour history, cultural geography and eco-tourism —and to all who understand the beauty of the Canadian prairies.
ISBN 978-0-88977-228-1
$39.95 • 2009 • 208 pages • paperback
Includes a DVD of artist interviews and performances
Excerpts from Crossfiring / Mama Wetotan
Knowhere Productions Inc. 2006
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Canada 150 - Blacksmith Mont Wilkins @ Greig Lake, Canada Day 2017
Say's Phoebe
Los Carneros Park, Goleta, California. Nov. 1, 2009.
Truax, Saskatchewan
Truax is slipping into slumber this lovely summer's Sunday evening.
How Bricks Are Made
Bricks are often made of a lightweight rock called shale. It's ground up into a thick paste that is pressed into the standard brick shape. Then the bricks are cooked in a giant oven at 1,040 degrees Celsius. That's almost 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit!
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