Old Sleigh Team

Al Bourassa

Old Sleigh Team

A series of very old photographs taken by my great-grandfather and grandfather who founded Souvenir Photo Studio in the early 1900’s, in Radville, Saskatchewan.

My father, mother and brother on the right and an aunt and uncle on the left. By the age of my brother I assume this photo is in early 1940.
Dad was always very proud of his great team of horses and his own horsemanship.

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Old Sleigh Team by Al Bourassa
Old Sleigh Team by Al Bourassa
  • Larry Trupp

    Larry Trupp

    Awesome capture Al, right down to old sleigh, and the dress attire, thanks for the memories and your sharing my friend

  • Al Bourassa replied

    Glad you enjoy these old photos as much as I do Larry!

  • Gregory Ewanowich

    Gregory Ewanowich

    These old photos are so great to see. My family on both sides homesteaded in Saskatchewan too so I have seen many photos like this. You probably heard the same or very similar stories from your folks growing up,lol. Walked to school barefoot, uphill, 12 miles in snowdrifts, etc., etc., etc.,
    Great historical photo.

  • Al Bourassa replied

    Hey, I’m old enough to have done those things myself, and they are all true!

  • Brad Sumner GLP

    Brad Sumner GLP

    Fantastic piece of history!

  • Al Bourassa replied

    Nice to hear from you Brad, thanks.

  • Kelly  J
  • skyhorse

    skyhorse

    so this explains your passion for percherons :) thanks for sharing this wonderful historical shot Al

  • Al Bourassa replied

    I really appreciate your appreciation of this memory, and

    Cheers, Al

  • Al Bourassa replied


    To the Days Gone By Group for the feature.
    Cheers, Al

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