Urbex Saskatchewan

CLAYDON, SASKATCHEWAN is the definition of the Little Red Train that couldn't. Established in 1917, it was a town that never became of anything substantial. At one point there was grocery store that was stuffed with lots of merchandise and a Canada Post outlet that was hidden in the corner of the store. There was a school at one point, along with a community hall and baseball diamonds. Today, they are all collecting dust.

WATCH OUT!

While you are Urban Exploring and you get this gut feeling like you are being watched...

CAPTIVATING!

There are two things that are synonymous with Urban Exploring, fungi and moss. No matter the destination, these two items will always be prevalent with each other!

ADMIRAL, SASKATCHEWAN is a special service area located in the southwest region of Saskatchewan. It was founded in 1914 as part of the Canadian Pacific Railway line, named after military rankings. Many of the earlier settlers of Admiral were of Swedish origins. The village peaked at 250 residents by the 1920's, but the Great Depression took its toll and many of the residents left for bigger centers. For years and years the population kept dwindling in the Admiral village, then in 2006 the post office, the church, the welding and repair shop, the K-7 school and the Svensen Toboggan Company shut their doors for good. Shortly afterwards the town relinquished it's status and became an official ghost town.