Main Street Rosetown, taken from the top of the elevator. Included is the postcard the photo was reproduced from, with a handwritten note dated July 12, 1912.

Facing south. Elevators visible along the highway at the south end of town. Main Street is situated between the 2 elevators on an angle. Anglican Church with steeple at centre of picture. United Church in background at left. Old coal dock can be seen at the left just at the horizon. No telephone wires yet.

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.

Aerial view of Rosetown facing WNW. Security Lumber in the centre; Bennets' Blacksmith shop to the right.

A view of old Rosetown facing northwest. Elevators and train station on the left.

A bird's eye view of Rosetown looking north, taken from the Anglican Church. Thought to be the creamery in the background on the right.

Two-storey house in foreground was the first hospital in Rosetown, Dr. Myers' residence, located at 114 3rd Avenue East. Square house next to it is possibly the McCulloch residence. Believed to be the United Church in the background on the right. Photo taken from the Anglican Church tower.

Photo taken from the Pioneer elevator. Skating rink and Community Hall to the right. C.N. Freight Office and Shed in foreground.

Old rink in lower left corner. Smith and Stewart School just behind that. Elks Hall, built in 1929, at right in middle.

Rosetown Main Street viewed from the top of the CNR Station.

Hyslop Motors in the foreground; school visible in the background in front of the church.

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

L-R: Tennis court, nurses residence, hospital, and St. Theresa's Convent.

Probably taken from high on the Pioneer elevator. Shows Highway #7 facing east. Maine's windmill to pump water, baggage wagon on CN platform, white fence around stockyard and loading chute. Main CNR track and 2 sidings. East of town is flooded except for the highway.

Taken from the Pioneer elevator, this photo shows a CNR baggage wagon on the platform. Security Lumber (behind station) was open until 1970. In the background is the Flour Mill, Esso fuel tanks and storage building; the windmill is a pump for Maine's Water.