West side of Main Street, 200 block. Crowd gathering on street. Man in foreground wearing hat appears to be speaking into a microphone. In background, L-R: Royal Bank, Robinson Stores, unknown, Flair Fashions, Smith's O.K. Economy Store.
L-R: Royal Bank, Stag?, Arnold's Gents Funisher, Roderick & Dingwall Law Office, Geddes General, Geddes Block, Assaly Meat Market, Heartwell's Store, Post Office.
Marching in foreground are Albemarle School students followed by Anglia School, Camberley School, Cleland School and others all the way to the end of Main Street. Many schools participated in the May 24th marching competition.
Two men in uniform carrying a flag, a group of men in suits following as they parade down 2nd Avenue West. The date on the postcard is August 17th, 1914.
Standing beside a car of about 1940-era. L-R: Leslie Towns, Mr. Sheffield, Bill Wood in uniform. There is a 1940 or so era truck in the background. Buildings that could be a garage are at back of the photo.
Facing north. East side of Main Street. Along the right side of photo: Eaton's, Rosetown Drugs, Anglican Church. A man's face (out of focus) consumes one third of photo.
300 block Main Street, Rosetown showing the east side of the street with the Rex Theatre on the left of the photo Main Garage in the centre and the Rosetown further along. The cars are backed into the curb.
Main Street 300 block east side, facing south. L-R: Rex Theatre, Aberdeen's Meat Market, 2 unknown, Rosetown Hotel, grain elevator, CN station, Methodist Church (rooftop), Rosetown Photography Co. Cars backed in to curb for cranking; dirt streets.
From reverse: "A farmer going to the elevator with his grain tanks. Maybe Mr. Beaton." Good detail shown on the tractor. Steel wheels help to date the photo.
