The Wheatbelt Motel at 805 Highway 4 N was built in 1949 by Henry Evans. E. McCauley sold it to the Evangel Temple in 1993. It was demolished in 2008.
Crown Lumber, located at 111-113 Railway Avenue West, was in operation until 1970.
Southwest angle. Regal Motors with the Brass Hood Restaurant in the background on the right.
Main Street looking south. East side: Bickle's Men's Wear, White Lunch Cafe, Dry Goods, Chinese Deluxe Cafe, Rosetown Hotel. West side: Royal Bank, Innis Bakery?, Tailors, Scott Jewellers?, Eaton Groceteria?, Assaly Bros. Meat Market.
West side of Main Street 200 Block facing north/northwest.
Taken from the 200 block of Main Street. Shows scaffolding on the Albion Hotel (opened in 1920). Rosetown Hotel on the left foreground.
Main Street after a big snowstorm, facing southeast. Large snowbank in front of the beauty parlour with people standing behind. L-R: Beauty Parlour, Paris Cafe, Mr. Francis' Ford Garage, Rosetown Hotel.
First Avenue West in the stages of early pioneer development. Windmill used to pump water.
Doug Wilson(?) sits on a homemade "snowmobile motorcycle" on 1st Avenue after a snowfall. Behind him, L-R: White Lunch Cafe, unknown, Lee Laundry, Douglas Machinery Dealer.
A closer photo of GR4.017 that shows photo of the men with less building. Sharper and smaller than GR4.017.
300 block of Main Street facing north. 400 block still largely undeveloped. West side: Great West Furniture Store. East side: Anglican Church, Hi-Tone Dry Cleaners.
East side of 300 block, facing north. Duff's Colour Centre, Simpson's Sears, Rosetown Drugs (Haddock's), Handelman Dental, Jefferies Locker Plant & Butcher Shop, Hi-Tone Dry Cleaners, Anglican Church.
Rosetown Main Street viewed from the top of the CNR Station.
Main Street Rosetown, 100 block in front. Albion Hotel, Neil Real Estate, Anglican Church.
Taken from the corner of Railway & Main facing northeast. L-R: Hotel, Bank of Toronto, Eagle Publishing Co., Drug Store, Conlin's P+O, unknown, BC Restaurant, North-Western Real Estate.
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