20 April 2010 - Jerry Willerth paints preservative on the wooden posts for the main Interpretive Sign at the parking lot.

29 June 2010 - With less than a month to go until the Grand Opening, panels that will feature the names of over 700 donors who paid for the reconstruction project have been installed.

5 July 2010 - Denis Beauchesne (centre) and colleagues apply the images onto the wooden panels.

5 July 2010 - Display specialists carefully unroll the self-stick images onto the wooden panels.

5 July 2010 - Denis Beauchesne uses a roller to flatten the display image.

5 July 2010 - The first of the display panels is bolted in place.

6 July 2010 - Most of the display panels are erected inside the reconstructed Bell Barn, recreating the sense of stalls.

6 July 2010 - The main interpretive sign near the parking lot permits visitors to learn about the Bell Farm any time of year.

6 July 2010 - The exterior interpretive sign is erected between the Bell Barn and the Cottage Washroom.

10 July 2010 - Rocks have been added to the landscape to separate the parking lot from the pedestrian area.

13 July 2010 - A plaque interpreting the original barn site and preserved remnants is located at the south end of the site.

17 July 2010 - At least a half dozen telephones like this operated on the Bell Farm in 1884, part of Saskatchewan's first rural telephone system. It operated on the party line basis.

25 July 2010 - Operating the Bell Barn Interpretive Centre will be an-going expense for the Society.

18 July 2010 - The Bell Farm employed several dozen sulky plows on this corporate farm

14 July 2010 - A horse stall salvaged from another barn provides some idea of what a two horse stall would have looked like at the turn of the 20th century.