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The South Cariboo Agri-Culture Centre office entrance is at the far right of the Lodge building. Look for the white door and the Ag Centre sign.

Historic Lodge building takes on new life

South Cariboo Agri-Culture Enterprise Centre office expanded

The South Cariboo Agri-Culture Centre office entrance is at the far right of the Lodge building. Look for the white door and the Ag Centre sign.
Ole and Hilda 'Granny' Larson on their wedding day.

Foundation built by early ranchers a legacy for all

Toil and trouble all in a day's work for Granny Larson

Ole and Hilda 'Granny' Larson on their wedding day.
The 100 Mile Lodge was built in 1932 by Lord Martin Cecil, whose first priority was to provide a modern hotel on the Cariboo Road to attract the travelling public. This photo was taken in the early 1940s.

Historic 100 Mile Lodge – Centre of organic gardening for more than 60 years

100 Mile House is seeing a renewed interest in local agriculture, organic gardening, and careful land-stewardship practices

The 100 Mile Lodge was built in 1932 by Lord Martin Cecil, whose first priority was to provide a modern hotel on the Cariboo Road to attract the travelling public. This photo was taken in the early 1940s.
Leading edge Peter Skene Ogden Secondary School students provided well thought out visions for a sustainable future at workshop with Richard Heinberg. Zeke Hartwig, left, Kelly Diether, Richard Heinberg, Ben Bedford, Kirsten Bock and Lauren Sortome enjoyed their time together.

Heinberg’s serious message has silver lining

World-renowned "Peak Oil" expert Richard Heinberg packed the 100 Mile House Community Hall on Feb. 8

Leading edge Peter Skene Ogden Secondary School students provided well thought out visions for a sustainable future at workshop with Richard Heinberg. Zeke Hartwig, left, Kelly Diether, Richard Heinberg, Ben Bedford, Kirsten Bock and Lauren Sortome enjoyed their time together.
Chris and Helen are still enjoying lives after ranching together for 63 years.

Them Was the Days!

Chris and Helen Horn - Pioneers then and now

Chris and Helen are still enjoying lives after ranching together for 63 years.