MemorySask

High level photo looking down 3rd Avenue E.

FGPC-H-P296
Item
[ca. 1937]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

A view of 3rd Avenue East for two blocks including part of 4th and 2nd Avenue homes as well as the Department of Highways building, Lampman Flour Mill and power plant.

The former Biggar House, WRC Clients home

FGPC-H-P368
Item
[ca. 1976]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Two story home located at 114-5th Ave. W.

The Foster pre-fabricated home

FGPC-H-P203
Item
[ca. 1905]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

A 1 and 1/2 storey wooden house with three people and a dog in front of it. To one side is a wagon with two horses hitched to it and one person driving it.

The legendary Harry Ball moves

FGPC-H-P202
Item
[ca. 1918]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Small house on the street beside the Town Hall. Seven boys, nine men and one dog are watching the progress of the ICH and Hart Parr tractors in moving the house.

Tar paper homestead shack

AG2.012
Item
1907

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Small shack, covered with tarpaper, wooden walkway, stones along side, stovepipe, banked with dirt, pot on dirt, broom against door, towels on clothesline.

Manse and United Church

CH1.025
Item
[ca 1956]

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

First United Church in Rosetown and manse. Photo by Ward Studios.

Across the Bridge

UNIQ1.004
Item
1971

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Moving the Powell farm house with basement intact across the Eagle Creek bridge. This was the most difficult part of the journey.

Approaching Eagle Creek

UNIQ1.005
Item
1971

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

The Powell farm house approaching the Eagle Creek bridge.

Lifting the Powell House

UNIQ1.006
Item
1971

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

The Powell house raised up on blocks in preparation to move to its new location. The house was bought and moved by W. Ross Thompson in October of 1971.