Fort Steele. British Columbia. (1898 - 1982)
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	Photo Credits: Fort Steele Heritage Town Archives (FS 8.586) Tower Location: Fort Steele Heritage Park Tower Information (02-05) Built: 1898 Destroyed by fire: 1982 Height: 15.24 m. Capacity: 90,921 liters This picture was taken a few years before the tower burned down. In the late 1950s Fort Steele was a virtual ghost town with only a few residents left. Between 1961and 1967 the Province of British Columbia turned Fort Steele into a Heritage Site. The current look-out tower at Fort Steele Heritage Town is a replica of this tower.
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