A 200-ton grain elevator is lifted and transported across the snow-covered prairie in Saskatchewan after nearly 50 years of use.
Synopsis
A 200-ton grain elevator is lifted and transported across the snow-covered prairie in Saskatchewan after nearly 50 years of use.
Synopsis
A snow-covered prairie in Saskatchewan becomes the backdrop for the relocation of a grain elevator after nearly 50 years. The 9-storey, 200-ton structure is lifted and transported to a new site, marking the end of an era for local residents. As the elevator moves, townspeople reflect on its significance to their community. Directed by Larry Bauman, this short documentary runs for five minutes.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See the moving of a 200-ton grain elevator.
- Meet the people affected by the elevator's relocation.
- Find out about Saskatchewan's agricultural history.
Did You Know
- The grain elevator was moved after nearly 50 years of use.
- The structure weighs 200 tons and stands 9 storeys tall.
- The film has a runtime of 5 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was the documentary 'Canada Vignettes: The Move' released?
The documentary was released in 1985.
How tall is the grain elevator that is moved in the documentary?
The grain elevator is 9 storeys tall.
What is the weight of the grain elevator featured in the documentary?
The grain elevator weighs 200 tons.
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