Calgary's Oldest Buildings

Take a trip back to Calgary's early days, and explore some of the buildings that still exist from that time period.

Check out these great links containing information I used to do my research:

[gottruth]

Having grown up in Calgary, I really appreciated this video.
Thank you for the great work.

[GhenAurwin]

Excellent video.Lots of good info in a short time. Thanks.

[ellis]

Wow this was great. There's so many building I recognize in your series that I've always been curious about! Thank you for these great videos and keep them coming!

[markqurf]

Wow, I would've never guessed that little church right by Fish Creek Lacombe Station would be one of the oldest buildings in Calgary. Amazing work, man!

[joeyhowell]

Great job. I appreciate all the work that goes into these videos and learning so many amazing facts about this beautiful city.

[DugieBoy]

Thanks for creating and sharing such an awesome video. We can see you put a lot of research and work into these.

[XxDinnerxX]

Keep making these! I love these snippets of Calgary's history.

[MrMonkeyslick]

appreciate the research and effort for this...look forward to more installments by you. thanks!

[stokedonphotos]

These are some of my favorite videos! Well produced, great information and entertaining. More please! :D

[quoththeraven]

Basements of Steven Ave. 20 years ago I had a lot of Friends that worked in shops on Steven ave. They say there is an old underground subway that connects all the buildings. They said the passage was bricked up into basement storage rooms for each shop.

[stevendorscher]

This is so good please keep doing it! Love learning about our city !

[xSheravenx]

Another fantastic work of art and history from you! Thank you for undertaking these research projects and sharing them with us in such a captivating way.

[kathyharris]

I love your videos as a third generation calgarian I am fascinated by our history and would love to see a video on Ogden (Ceepeear) history as that is where I grew up.

[lulucanpy]

Hey, you got yourself a new subscriber! I love learning about my city.
I think it would be really interesting to go into depth on the Mount Royal and Elbow Park neighbourhoods, since I know they used to be "cottage lands"

[pastorfergus]

Very nicely done, Kelsy.. I appreciated all the video - especially the part about St. Paul's Historic Chapel, as I'm the Incumbent Priest at St. Paul's.

[mandalorian]

Great job Kels! Enjoyed the Houston one as well.

[jonnysac]

Didn't think that gift shop to be anything of significance after the many times I've walked by and visited it, never would've thought it was 135 years old

[stringbean]

Great, thanks for another informative and fun video!!

[lorenzolio]

I love the subtle effects you added to old photos: falling snow, colorized B&W photos, etc

[judimaceachen]

Hi Kelsey. I am looking for a photo of the Gordon Eddie store that as located on 1st in the Grain Building.