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

A tree has managed to emerge through the roof of this derelict building located along the main street in Eastend, Saskatchewan.

Murals have become common on the walls of buildings in many Saskatchewan communities. This mural of a T. rex is in Eastend. The fossilized bones of the largest T. rex ever discovered was found in the nearby Frenchman River Valley in the 1990s. The skeleton of this T. rex is now on display in the T. rex Discovery Centre.

This locomotive, with a power unit and a string of passenger cars from different railways trailing behind, was on a siding at Eastend, Saskatchewan. A search for Keokuk identified the locomotive and the power unit as from a short-line railway in Iowa. There must be a story about how it ended up in Eastend.

Corky Jones immigrated from England to Eastend before Saskatchewan became a province in 1905. After discovering dinosaur bones in the area he became a self-taught palaeontologist and built display boxes containing bones in the basement of the local school. This is a view looking south from a high point of land named in his honour.