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Moose Jaw, a thriving tourist centre: |
This is Moose Jaw's main street. Moose Jaw is a booming town with close to 40,000 residents. (51 kb) |
A view of the impressive Crescent Park, next to downtown Moose Jaw. Note how the swans positioned themselves to make themselves look good in my photograph. (50 kb) |
A Moose Jaw side street, where the cool ice cream is. (48 kb) |
In this building, two popular tours are offered. In one tour, you can learn about Al Capone and his secret world in the tunnels of Moose Jaw. (40 kb) |
A Moose Jaw street, looking like a tendy city street. (49 kb) |
A strange tourist attraction? When I stopped to take a photograph of the bridge, this train came along. Actually it was a truck pulling a train through town to the industrial area. (68 kb) |
As mentioned directly above, Moose Jaw has tunnels. This is the tunnel entrance, located in the basement. (16 kb photo (which is also fuzzy)) |
The city hall, one of many distinctive old buildings. (54 kb) |
Many of the rooms in this new hotel/spa have a view of Crescent park. The vehicle on the left is run by the Moose Jaw Trolley Company. Tourists are shown local architecture, historical sites, 33 giant murals, and a one act play. (34 kb) |
A fountain and flowers in Crescent Park. (44 kb) |
An old sandstone church. The town is full of interesting old buildings. (36 kb) |
First posted July 20, 2002. Visitors since September 20, 2003
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©2002 Brian M. Brown All rights reserved. All photographs are marked with almost invisible identifiers.