Albums: Horse Carvings - Equestrian Art

A team delivering a large tank for the Regina Cartage Company 1913.

In a show ring

A single horse and hay wagon.

More fall plowing. It was a big time consuming operation on the farm.

A two horse hitch of Clydesdale and show wagon. Size 32" long x 11" high

A team of Clydesdale and show wagon on show. Size 34 1/2" long x 12" high

A group of horses and wagons in the display field for judging.

A team of Percheron and a two seater democrat. Size is 32" long x 9" high

Jack assembling sleigh

Jack assembling a two seater sleigh.

A team of Clydesdale and light sleigh. Size is 29" long x 10" high

A team with a load of logs form the bush going to the sawmill.

A team and double democrat in early stages.

A pair of show horses and wagon.

Show horses and wagon. Size is 29" long x 10 1/4" high

Ready for the road.

Milk man on his route.

Horses and wagon ready for show. Size is 31" long x 11" high

A covered wagon

Six horse hitch of Percheron on display.

At the fall fair.

Display of fancy horses and wagons.

A four horse hitch almost completed.

Arial photo of farm homestead.

Site description as image (for slide-shows)

Farm house. The home where the carver lived in the early 1930s and 1940s. Both the house and barn have been donated to the Midhurst Museum in Simcoe County, Ontario.

The barn on the farm built in 1881. Jack and his brother shingled this barn when Jack was 8 years old.

The barn. All materials were hand made from boards from the barn.

This is ship lap siding and wooden shingles from B.C. The shingles are applied by using hammer and shingle nails. All doors and windows on the house and barn work. The top window was the bedroom Jack had.

Jack in workshop