South Peace Centennial Museum - Preserving the Past for the Future

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	The love of the steam engine was the beginning of this museum. During Pioneer Days these steam engines are started up for demonstrations and a parade on Sunday around the grounds.
	1922 Advance Rumely Donated from the Harry Lay estate to the SPCMIC in 1997	1905 American Abell Owned by SPCMIC this is the oldest engine in our collection. Very few of this small, early model were produced. In 1967 it was moved to the Ted McLean farm to form the basis of the first Pioneer Day which led to the establishment of the SPCMIC.	1912 Case Owned by David Maclean this engine was one of the catalysts for the beginning of the SPCM
	1906 Case Owned by Allan Lowe & Robert Moncrieff. One of the most popular mid-sized steamers ever built, it is now used for threshing, parades & demos at the museum.	1912 Gaar Scott Owned by Brett Gunn. Used at Bob Gunn's farm for breaking land, threshing & sawmill work.	1909 Rumely Owned by Tony Lieverse, Jim McCallister & SPCMIC. The largest steamer in Alberta & one of only 8 left in existence. This engine currently runs the SPCMIC sawmill.
	1914 Waterloo Owned by Gordon Mclean. There were only 8 of this model built of which only 2 remain in existence.	1913 Sawyer Massey Owned by SPCM & operated by Darrell & Stephanie Jones.
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