William (Bill) Armstrong's photos with the keyword: house

This house is a companion to the concrete block barn shown in images posted earlier. The house is also of concrete block construction, and appears to have endured well since it was abandoned. Again, I replaced the nondescript sky with something more lively in post-processing.

An abandoned farm house located at the northern edge of the Great Sand Hills, near Sceptre, Saskatchewan. The remnant of a wild storm that had passed through overnight looks over the scene the following morning.

This abandoned house or cabin sits beside the entry road to Pine Cree Regional Park. The fields behind it are cultivated, and had been harvested before I took this image.

A view of an abandoned house in the Frenchman River Valley, rendered in black and white.

An abandoned house in the Frenchman River Valley, seen from Ravenscrag Road. The river runs by just behind the house.

I took this image in September 2013, on my way to the Great Sand Hills in southwest Saskatchewan. There had been a terrific electrical storm overnight, but because of the light soil there were few traces of the rainfall. The remnants of the storm can be seen here, moving off to the southeast. Using the better editing tools now available, I decided to try editing the image. With a 21:9 crop and some tweaking to the sky and the vegetation, I think it makes a better image.

Another view of a fieldstone house, this time converted to monochrome, and then a bit of colour added back in. I added some blue to the sky, and yellow to the grasses growing along the fence line.

A fieldstone house with a distinctive hip roof, gradually falling into disrepair.

A house and garage in Frankslake, Saskatchewan, northeast of Regina. Both buildings appear to be abandoned, although someone is cutting the grass around the yard and tending to the flowers growing in the homemade planter.

A house constructed of concrete blocks, situated close to a barn made with the same materials. This image was taken in late September, 2022.

A barn constructed with concrete blocks, found along Saskatchewan Highway 22, near Nuedorf.

Another view of a fieldstone house with a door and window filled in.

An abandoned fieldstone house now surrounded by farm fields. A local legend is that the door and window on the south side were closed off after a mother witnessed her child killed by a passing train on the nearby rail line.

A monochrome rendering of the house in the fields near Zehner, Saskatchewan.

Another view of the wood frame and fieldstone house. The building is surrounded by fields. Any trace of a road to the building is long gone.

An abandoned house (houses) near Zehner, Saskatchewan. I imagine that the wood frame house was built first, and as the farmer who settled here had some success, and had gathered many stones from the fields, grafted the fieldstone addition onto the original building.

A fieldstone house near Gainsborough, in the southeast corner of Saskatchewan.