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& Area Weldwood Hinton
Pictorial Mary
Reimer Park |
Did
you know the Hinton Train Station was built in 1911? Visit the Grand Trunk
Preservation Status for information on the preservation of our Train
Station House.
Don't
forget to check the status of the TSPSC!
This site was designed to help people get to know our town and surrounding areas. For the community to acquire background information of the town in which they live, as well for the world to notice this little town has allot to offer them. Hinton, Alberta is more then just a Mining town or Pulp Mill town. Hinton Alberta has been around for about 100 years and has allot of history. Everything from the Coal mines and Grand Trunk Rail, throughout this towns timeline, to tourism and scenery that has been here since Hinton, Alberta had been established. Many of the businesses that were started when the town was first established, are still here in some form. So are several of the families.
The Hinton History site will be updated on a regular basis as information comes in. If you have any information that you feel would benefit the community such as, background information on the community, schools, businesses, parks, community center, rec center. How long they have been here, whom they were named after or any other information please email: Joanne
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