Rustico Farm & Cellars

Rustico Farm and Cellars was the area of a British Columbia, Canada legacy building. Initially a bunkhouse for 18 excavators at the Sally Silver Mine above Beaverdell, British Columbia, it is trusted the structure was built in the late eighteenth century as a feature of that mining organization's framework. John Tokias, a Hungarian foreigner to Canada, who functioned as a train driver close to the town of Beaverdell found the building and picked up consent to disassemble it and move it the Oliver, B.C. region, approximately 31⁄2 hours far off.

Despite the fact that he intended to get the moving of the gigantic logs, nearby organizations rejected his demand as the voyage involved moving the structure down a mountainside by truck and it was resolved that the tight curves on the mountain streets were excessively risky.