18 Children Raised in this House: Explore the McKinney Family Homestead

Build in 1904, the McKinney House is an icon of the prairies. This grand home once slept 18 children. It was a busy and loving time for the McKinney's. Although there were hard times and tragedy, Bernard and Catherine were well respected farmers and community leaders. Bernard was even the Mayor of Strome, Alberta for many years. Explore the back broken home of the McKinney's. The skeletal rooms, crooked hallways and grand views. This wonderful home has now been documented for generations to come. Take a look inside. 00:00 - Intro 00:11 - Bernard and Catherine McKinney (Old Photograph) 01:12 - McKinney Children & Homestead (Old Photograph) 01:53 - Living Room 02:24 - The McKinney Family Golden Anniversary (Old Photograph) 03:09 - Roy McKinney (Old Photograph) 03:36 - Bernard & Catherine’s Bedroom 04:24 - Hole in the wall (Insta360 X5 Camera) 05:02 - Bedroom Window North View 05:41 - Kitchen 05:57 - Kitchen Pantry 06:59 - Catherine McKinney Portrait (Old Photograph) 07:07 - Vent to Upper Bedroom (Insta360 X5 Camera) 07:31 - Staircase Up 07:52 - Bernard & Catherine Bumper Crop (Old Photograph) 08:18 - Bedroom #2 08:33 - Bedroom #2 Window East View 08:44 - Lit Closet with Sun Rays 09:20 - Bedroom #2 09:50 - Rosevale Cemetery and Family Graves 10:41 - Melvin Buried on the Homestead? 11:00 - Bedroom #3 11:35 - Bedroom #4 or Dry Storage Later 11:52 - Bedroom #5 12:00 - Bedroom #5 Window View West 12:23 - Bedroom #6 12:30 - Bedroom #6 Window View Southwest 12:53 - Falling Wall Bedroom Views 13:31 - Heating Damper 13:57 - Attic (Insta360 X5 Camera) 14:30 - Staircase Down 14:50 - Old Broom 15:11 - Bernard and Catherine 1949 (Old Photograph) 15:38 - Outro