The Days of Whiskey Gap

[@dennisnsharleneparker9797]

I knew Mr Henry, as a neighbour. Went to school in Jefferson, with is daughter, Shirley. The Henry farm was set between Whiskey Gap, Kimbel, and Jefferson, south/east of Cardston. All these little towns, so needed by the farmers, are all gone now.

[@corradettimotorsports360]

how old was Mr Henry? when did he pass? very interesting!

[@dennisnsharleneparker9797]

@@corradettimotorsports360 I have no idea as I left that area when I was 15, I am now 79. My grandfather or my dad would have know him better than I.

[@corradettimotorsports360]

@@dennisnsharleneparker9797 I looked him up, he was born in 1878 and died in 1972, 11 years after this film was produced. He is resting nearby Cardston, in the Taylorville Cemetery !

[@manfromthehorizon3870]

It saddens me to know the Mounties are now being demonized by every one

[@simoncaron6424]

Yeah, and it’s all because it’s become an American thing to hate cops.

[@cinemainhouse9332]

U make good work

[@BC-xc5nq]

Very cool documentary.. And plus I'm related to the producer.

[@Roddy556]

Cool! I was wondering if any producers were still around today. That would be quite the connection to speak to someone who met people who grew up in the 1870's.

[@BC-xc5nq]

@@Roddy556 colin low died a few years back.. but his son Stephen Low has also produced a lot of documentations. You can look him up on goggle .

[@Research0digo]

@ 3:10 - you didn't need Mounties or peace. Let the 'Indians' at em! ~~~ "Ohhhhh I'm a lumberjack and I'm OK, I sleep at night and work all day."