Built in 1902 by Mr. Johann Schwartz for his family. Johann built his first grain elevator almost as soon as it was evident that the CPR would establish a station. He was an innovative, ambitious businessman, who also built elevators elsewhere and over the years realized considerable wealth. The house later served as a residence for Elim Bible School students before it was obtained as a Heritage Home, moved to its current location, and run as a Bed & Breakfast. In 2007 a grand community project was initiated. The vision - to create a premium art space by converting the Schwartz house into an art gallery, and the surrounding property into a sculpture garden. With the incredible support of area businesses, foundations, and hundreds of hours of community volunteer help, the facility opened its doors to rave reviews July 25, 2008.