GRAY HISTORY
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Block and Lot designations

Gray was plotted while the railroad was being surveyed. The first maps we have are dated 1913 - the year the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway started running through our area. Originally there were four divisions (Blocks 1-4) and then lots measured in 25' or 50' widths. Blocks 5 and 6 were added in 1937 and 3rd Avenue lots in 1979.
Construction was beginning as early as 1911 as referenced by the building of the first store and businesses necessary (like the lumberyards) for a new community to thrive.

Click here for historical information on the Hamlet of Gray water supply system. 

Resident and Business listing (by street address)

Take a look at past businesses and residents. Let us know any other info...
Gray Resident and business listing
Hamlet of Gray has present day info.
  • Home
    • People
    • Places >
      • Buck Lake Church
      • Grain Elevators
      • Gray Businesses
      • Gray Cemetery
      • Gray Memorial Hall
      • Gray Museum/#306 SHoF >
        • 306 Sports Hall of Fame >
          • Rose Baker
          • Garth Boesch
          • Myrna Bonsor
          • Jesse Bratt
          • Ernie Dunning
          • Walter Dunning
          • Estlin 306's
          • Anita Ford
          • Atina Ford
          • Cindy Ford
          • Gary Ford
          • Ford Curling Team
          • Frei Curling Team
          • Crystal Frisk
          • Bill Gillis
          • KC Gillis
          • Morley Gooding
          • Dale Henry
          • Kawuza brothers
          • Clarence "Shoop" Lafoy
          • Wylie LaFoy
          • Don Lewis
          • Kristy Lewis
          • Lisa Lewis Kuski
          • Peter Noll
          • Gerald O'Brien
          • Mac Paton
          • George Spry
          • Fred Van de Kamp
          • Harold Webster
          • 2014 Induction
        • Grid Map Ceiling
        • Three town diorama
        • Displays and Artifacts
      • Gray Rink
      • Gray School
      • Gray Shortline RR
      • Gray United Church
      • Pioneer Windmill
      • Rural Municipality
      • Town Lots and Residents
      • Town images - aerial and other
    • Sports and Clubs >
      • Baseball
      • Children's Groups
      • Curling and Bonspiels
      • Figure Skating
      • Hockey
      • Ice Making
      • Ladies Groups
      • Masonic Lodge
      • Softball/Fastball
    • Timeline/Events >
      • 1984 Homecoming
      • Aquifer
      • Stanley Cup
      • 2005 Sask Centennial
  • Contact Us