Rowley, Alberta - Canadian Badlands ghost town

In a Canadian Badlands ghost town called Rowley, a few hardy souls refuse to leave.
There is no post office, bank or supermarket. The eight residents of Rowley get by somehow. Tourists who come by to take photos of the grain elevators and general store provide a small income.
Rowley is a quiet, spooky place yet you can't help but stop for a while and walk through history.

[@melaniebutler6440]

What a beautiful and respectful tribute to Rawley. Thank you.

[@AnObservantTraveller74]

You're welcome.

[@olivei2484]

Great video. Like all the old farm machinery.

[@AnObservantTraveller74]

Thanks.

[@flyinguy123]

I left there in 71 ...took the the train north, and moved to New Mexico.

[@sierrachoco5271]

Loved the video, thank you. Best wishes from upstate NY!!!

[@AnObservantTraveller74]

You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@darrylschwitz7909]

Also there's Hemaruka and Loyalist just south east of Stettler

[@somethingelse4878]

In the uk watching this while playing the b52s :)

[@larryolsen4422]

Looks like my kind of town!

[@robertneven7563]

I really want to live there

[@olivei2484]

Old CP caboose

[@somethingelse4878]

Is there a place to rent for a few months there
From the uk so would need to sort the paperwork out
Can you get amazon there :)

[@AnObservantTraveller74]

In Rowley? I don't think so. The nearest hotels are in Drumheller (about 40 km)