Meet Me At the Station Traditional Cache

The Town of Kerrobert started as the Village of Hartsberg about 1906. The following year a land rush into the district began in anticipation of the arrival of the Canadian Pacific railway line. In 1910 the Outlook-Macklin branch line appeared in Hartsberg and during September of that year the first sales of town lots began. The Village became a Town in 1911 and was re-named Kerrobert and like many towns along the railway, it’s name is derived from an early C.P. railroad executive, Robert Kerr . The Canadian Pacific Railway Station was constructed in 1911 and featured an exotic garden area, complete with fountain. The building has since become the home of the Kerrobert Fish and Game Association and houses meeting rooms as well as a shooting range. The cache is now a camoed film canister. Please bring your own writing utensil.  Beware of muggles and happy caching!