Early Studebaker touring car with three occupants.

Four adults around a 1914 Model T Ford car. Note the gas headlamps.

Three men drink and visit, with one sitting in a right hand drive Model T. The spare tire swings out so that the driver can get in.

Six men stand around a 1918 490 Chevrolet car drinking beer. The car's windshield frame is being used as a bottle rack. A house with a stained glass window in the background.

An antique car with fabric top and white walled tires being driven by a man in early century clothing. Two women in the back seat are similarly dressed. The car, people, and street in Herschel are not identified.

A little girl is posed on the running board of an antique car, possibly preparing for a parade. Herschel view is in the background.

Five men and three cars outside the Central Garage, located at 111 Railway Avenue, West. It was a livery in 1910, later becoming a Chev & Studebaker Agency in the 1920s, followed by Hyslop Motors and Wight Bros. Garage.

Men are dressed in suits, women in dresses and coats, one hat. The man in the centre is Allan Fetterly who lived in Rosetown 1910-32, worked at Graham Hardware. He died in 1986.

Walter Harbicht's Service Garage at 116 1st Avenue East. Carlyle Richardson in Texaco uniform; believed to be Al Harbicht in white jacket. Car parked in front for servicing could be a 1932 Studebaker car.

Old Ford car (same car as in GR4.006?) carrying three men. In background are wooden shacks, elevators, wagon with two horses tied to it. See also GR4.009.

Early model cars are backed up to a row of businesses on the east side of the 100 block of Main Street. Businesses from right to left: North West Land Company, B.C. Restaurant and Innis Confectionary, C.E. Conlin Farm Machinery, jewellery store, pharmacy, Eagle Publishing Co., Insurance and Real Estate - C.W. Holmes, Bank of Toronto, Rosetown Hotel (200 block).

A man in a black dress coat and bowler hat drives a vintage car (possibly a Model T) past the Co-op Shopping Centre in a parade.

A row of antique and classic cars make their way down Main Street during Rosetown's 75th Anniversary parade. Rosetown Bakery, Post Office, Nickells & Diamonds Jewellery, and Macleod's in background.

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.

Douglas Bros. car dealership with four early automobiles parked in front of building.