Town of Davidson, Saskatchewan

Coffee Pot and Cup Designer: Austin Eade of Harvest Services (Craik, SK)

When Built: 1996 Dimensions: Height: 24 Feet (7.3 Metres) Construction Materials: Sheet Metal Location: Southwest corner of the junction of Highways 11 and 44

Reason for Building:

"To symbolize Davidson's friendliness and hospitality." Davidson is known as the "halfway" point between Regina and Saskatoon. As a result, Davidson often hosts meetings when groups from both cities need to get together.

Additional Information:

Capable of holding 150,000 8-ounce cups of coffee. There are different murals painted on each side.

That is me in the first photo. My brother took the photo. Here is a photo I took February 1999. I could not get any closer as the snow was too deep. This photo does illustrate well its surroundings.

Information Source: Town of Davidson

Picture Source: DMY