The Campkin family lived here from about 1903 until 1910.

Harry Campkin and family lived here from about 1903 until 1910 - Bell Farmhouse c1903-1910 - Harry Campkin Residence - with new fence and verandah

View of the Bell Farmhouse (far left) and of the Bell Farm round barn (far right - hardly visible) during the years when the Campkin family owned the property.

The Holden family lived in the stone Farmhouse from about 1949 until about 1959

Photo taken in 1923 - By the 1920s, the home portion of the Bell Farm had been acquired by the Holden family.

Photo taken in 1923 - The northern segment of the Bell-Holden Dairy Farm photograph, showing part of the round stone barn, some of the frame outbuildings, a horse and rider, farm equipment, a covered buggy, and some cattle.

Photo donated by Connie (Bell) MacCrimmon - B.F. Holden bought the Bell Farmhouse and accompanying lands in 1917.

The Haid family lived on a farm located just south of the Bell Farm headquarters from 1935 until 1949.

Mrs. Irene Martin outside her home - two Bell Farm Cottages linked with a common central hallway. They moved here around 1925-26.

Two Bell Farm Cottages linked with a common hallway and central entry below the dormer.

Detail of the fireplace in the Martin house.

Bell Barn photo from a 1956 newspaper - November 15, 1956 - The Bell Barn as documented for an article by Violet McNaughton in the Western Producer newspaper, p. 16. Photo likely taken some time before 1956.

Close up view of the north side of the original Bell Farmhouse from the barn. This photo was printed in May 1956 - probably taken in 1955.

1949 - The Bell Farmhouse, in the process of being demolished, as documented in an article 7 years later by Violet McNaughton in the Western Producer newspaper. 15 Nov. 1956, p. 16.

Photo by: Mike Kesterton - Photo Services - 55-152-08 - The Bell Barn - July 1955 - probably photographed after the Bell Farmhouse was demolished.

Photo by: Mike Kesterton - Photo Services 55-152-09 - The Bell Barn - July - 1955 - probably photographed after the Bell Farmhouse was demolished.

SAB_GM_R-A4193 - When the provincial government initiated its program to commemorate historic sites for the 1955 Jubilee Celebrations, one of the first to be erected was this marker, located at India Head, at the intersection of Highways 1 and 56.

Close-up view of the round stone Bell Barn, erected in 1882 and modified in the mid 1920, when the current round silo replaced the octagonal lookout tower. The small white frame house replaced the original two storey stone Be;ll Farm house in the early 1950s.

Close up view of the Bell Barn from the southeast. This photo was printed in May 1956 - probably taken in 1955.

The Bell Barn in the 1960s. The vast open prairie is still evident almost a century after the barn wa constructed. (Source: Dan Loran)