Prince Albert Blockhouse

Prince Albert Blockhouse (1885-1885) - A North West Rebellion blockhouse established in 1885 in present day Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Abandoned in 1885. Prince Albert Blockhouse History of Prince Albert Blockhouse A citizen defense established in 1885 during North West Rebellion. The building was originally built by Archie Ballantyne as a stable for prince Albert's first Lawyer, William Maclise. The stable was converted into a blockhouse in 1885 when the rebels threatened Prince Albert. The threat never materialized and the defense was abandoned in 1885. Current Status Prince Albert Blockhouse Marker The blockhouse was moved in 1932 from the original location at 1st Ave. West and 12th St. in 1932 to the present location in Kinsmen Park in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Not open to the public due to its condition. {"selectable":false,"height":"-500","width":"-500"} Location: 1st Ave West and 22nd St. in Kinsmen Park, Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Maps & Images Lat: 53.19242 Long: -105.756272 Multi Maps from ACME Maps from Bing Maps from Google Elevation: .....' Sources: Links: North American Forts - Prince Albert Blockhouse Prince Albert Historical Society - The Block House Saskatchewan Archival Information Network - Block House in Prince Albert Visited: 27 Jul 2014