A traveler's guide to the fascinating facts, intriguing incidents and lively legends in Saskatchewan's past. Cowboys and fur traders, proud Indians and rebel Métis, socialist saints, spiritual Czars, frauds, booze kings, dilettante party boys, resolute homesteaders-they all crowd the stage of Saskatchewan History Along the Highway. Using the province's major highways as pathways into history, Bob Weber points to the when and where of Saskatchewan's vivid past, and in the process pens the first new travel history book on the province in more than twenty years.
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A native of Swift Current, Saskatchewan, author Bob Weber grew up surrounded by evidence of the past-ruts in the prairie left by Red River carts, an old North West Mounted Police station north of town, a derelict thresher on his grandfather's farm. Weber also studied and played the trumpet for four years in Saskatoon, eventually graduating from the University of Saskatchewan with a degree in performance.
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