MemorySask

RO1.009
Item
[pre-1949]

Part of Rosetown General Photograph Collection

Taken from the air looking north along Highway 4. Saskatchewan Wheat Pool elevator at lower left. Skating rink and Catholic church on left.

Rosetown looking East

RO1.006
Item
[pre-1949]

Part of Rosetown General Photograph Collection

Looking east along CN railroad. Herschel Arthur farm to the right, 2nd Avenue East. Imperial Oil Bulk. Flooding east of Rosetown. John Bone farm top left.

Rosetown in 1911

RO7.002
Item
1911

Part of Rosetown General Photograph Collection

Rosetown in 1911, facing north. Barns in forefront, houses behind. Long building is Colwell Lumber, Pioneer stables across the street. Douglas Bros. to the left of Colwell. Buildings on the right are on the west side of Main Street. Photo taken by B.P. Skewis.

Rosetown Horizon

RO14.025
Item
[1980s]

Part of Rosetown General Photograph Collection

From the Anglican Church bell tower looking northeast. Water tower, Presbyterian Church, Credit Union, Clarke house, Orin McIsaac house, Lodge.

Rosetown from the Sky

RO2.010
Item
[before 1949]

Part of Rosetown General Photograph Collection

Showing from lower left to upper right: 1st Avenue West, Main Street; perpendicular right to left: railroad track and Highway 7. Shows Rosetown Hotel with 3 storeys.

Rosetown facing east

RO2.006
Item
[1938]

Part of Rosetown General Photograph Collection

School is visible on lower right. The house to the left is 124 3rd Avenue West. Anglican Church in background.

Randall Photo Shop (Biggar)

Rosetown Co-op, Credit Union

RO11.004
Item
[1976]

Part of Rosetown General Photograph Collection

The Rosetown Co-op Shopping Centre under construction, likely just before the fire that consumed it. The Rosetown Elks Hall, Credit Union, and Presbyterian Church to the right. Rosetown water tower visible in background on right; St. Joseph's Convent on left.

Rosetown bonspiel winners

LRA 1458
Item
1949

Part of LRA Photograph Collection

Ross Carruthers, Ralph Stevenson, Gordon Carruthers and Bob Moore are seen standing in a street from above in front of four cars parked under flags stringed across the street. Each are wearing a curling sweater.