collected rainwater for use in the kitchen. The Nazar Yurko family was also from Bukovina, but was of Romanian descent. Pylypow House (Star, Alberta; Built 1906, depicts 1923–1929) Hawreliak House (Shandro, Alberta; Built 1919, depicts 1925–1928) Yurko House (Boian, Alberta; Built 1920, depicts 1932) Farmsteads Shows different farmyards from different eras/stages of development. Township Survey Marker (Reconstruction to circa 1892) – marked the corner of a Township (36 square miles), containing 160 acre plots of land available under the Dominion Lands Act for homesteading. The townships were surveyed prior to the mass influx of European immigration to the Canadian Prairies The newly arrived immigrants Burdei – Based on field research and archaeological findings; reconstructed to 1900 - Temporary shelters dug out of the ground or into the side of a hill were a common feature of the earliest farms of the Ukrainian immigrant settlers. The Bukovinian settlers Grekul House (Toporivtsi, Alberta; Built 1915, depicts 1918–1919) Grekul Granary (Toporivtsi, Alberta; Built 1908-1909, depicts 1918–1919 Grekul Barn (Toporivtsi, Alberta; Built 1915, depicts 1918–1919 Roswiyczuk Granary (North Kotzman, Alberta; Built 1914, depicts 1918) Makowichuk Barn (South Kotzman, Alberta; Built 1912, depicts 1918) The Galician settlers Hlus' House (Buchach, Alberta; Built 1915–1916, depicts 1918) Hlus' Barn (Buchach, Alberta; Built 1915, depicts 1918) Hlus' Chicken Coop (Buchach, Alberta; Built 1915, depicts 1918) Lakusta Barn (Amelia-Cookville, Alberta; Built 1915, depicts 1918) Lakusta Granary (Amelia-Cookville, Alberta; Built 1912, depicts 1918) The later immigrants Slemko House (South Kotzman, Alberta; Built 1912, depicts 1919) Slemko Granary (South Kotzman, Alberta; Built 1913, depicts 1919) Slemko Barn (South Kotzman, Alberta Built 1914, depicts 1919) Pigsty (Based on field research; reconstructed to 1919) Ukrainian-Canadian farmers Hewko House (Podola, Alberta; Built 1917–1924, depicts 1930) Kitt Threshing Machine Shed (Myrnam, Alberta; Built 1922, depicts 1930) Chernochan Machine Shed (Smoky Lake, Alberta; Built 1915, depicts 1925-1928 Rural community (reflecting 1925–30 time period) Roadside Shrine (Based on field research; reconstructed to 1919) Luzan Grocery (Luzan, Alberta; Built 1927, depicts 1929) Luzan Post Office (Luzan, Alberta; Built 1926, depicts 1929) Kiew Hall – a community hall; originally independent, later (1930s) affiliated with the Ukrainian Labour Farmer Temple Association (Kiew, Alberta; Built 1924, depicts 1930)) St. Nicholas Russo-Greek Orthodox Church (Kiew, Alberta; Built 1908, depicts 1925–1928) Kolody Sawmill (Vilna, Alberta; Manufactured 1927, depicts 1929) Russia School (Musidora, Alberta; Built 1910, depicts 1926–1929) Russia School Barn (Musidora, Alberta; Built 1926, depicts 1926–1929) South River Teacher’s Shack (South River, Alberta;