300 block looking south. On left: Norm Smith's O.K. Economy, (possibly) Mrs. Askett's Candy Store, unknown, vacant lot (previously where the Rex Theatre stood until the fire in 1919). On right side: Presbyterian (formerly Methodist) Church, Quality Meat Market, R.M. of St. Andrews municipal office.
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Main Street looking north. L-R: Albion Hotel, Billiard Hall, Ladies' Rest Room, Aseltine Law Office, Graham Bros (with Imperial Oil sign and tanks).
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A large group of people are gathered around Santa and his "sleigh" in front of Graham Bros. Hardware Store on Main Street. His "reindeer" are two taxidermized moose heads propped up beneath heavy blankets.
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Located along CNR track on south side of Rosetown. Picture showing tanks and barrels twisted and burned after the fire. Sask Pool Elevator No. 154 in background was untouched by the fire.
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North Star Oil fire from the SW
Burning tanks and buildings across the CNR tracks from the southwest.
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Photographed on stage at the Unique Theatre(?). See the chart in the picture sleeve for placement of the orchestra members. The conductor is Mrs. W.H. (Julia) Graham. Note the embossed tin ceiling above the stage.
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Rosetown United Church Senior Boys
25 boys and 3 men standing on steps of a building.
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Minstrel show at Unique Theatre
Musicians and actors in "black face" and costume on the street in front of the Unique Theatre.
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Minstrel Show performers on stage
Six women, 11 men on stage in black face and costume.
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Byron Pickett posing beside palm fronds on stage.
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Unidentified students on the front step of Rosetown Public School.
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A CPR train carrying McCormick-Deering tractors arrives to Rosetown.
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Hospital to the left, Convent to the right. Facing west-northwest.
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First women residents of Rosetown
Back row, L-R: Maude Taylor, Mrs. Buchanan, Miss Smith, Mrs. Holmes, Grandma Heartwell, Mrs. Jamison. Front row: Mrs. Bill King, Mrs. Geo. Wright, Mrs. H. Fraser, Mrs. Sheffield, Hattie Heartwell.
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Groups of children from various school divisions marching down the 100 block of Main Street.
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