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- Prairie_Queen_Hotel abstract "In 1909-1910, a real estate promoter, William Fisher came to Alberta and bought land north of the village of Stirling, Alberta. Soon after the Canadian Pacific Railway had plans to lay tracks through Fisher's land creating a junction making it an ideal spot for a large townsite. Mr. Fisher planded out the town site of New Stirling. Once the new town was mapped out, plans for a huge hotel were made, soon to be known as the "Prairie Queen Hotel".".
- Prairie_Queen_Hotel comment "In 1909-1910, a real estate promoter, William Fisher came to Alberta and bought land north of the village of Stirling, Alberta. Soon after the Canadian Pacific Railway had plans to lay tracks through Fisher's land creating a junction making it an ideal spot for a large townsite. Mr. Fisher planded out the town site of New Stirling. Once the new town was mapped out, plans for a huge hotel were made, soon to be known as the "Prairie Queen Hotel".".