300 block Main Street and the Rex Theatre
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.
Zonder titel
English Church of Rosetown located on southwest corner of 5th Ave. and Main Street. Rectory building located next door.
Zonder titel
A crowd gathered on Main Street Rosetown. The England Café and Rosetown Hotel are seen in the background.
Zonder titel
Main Street Rosetown, Unique Movie Theatre
200 block of Main Street with a line-up of men outside of the Unique Theatre. Old cars are seen backed into the sidewalk along Main Street East with the Rosetown Hotel being featured.
Zonder titel
Rosetown's Main Street, 300 block, looking south. Showing east side of street with Rex Theatre on left side of photo.
Zonder titel
One six-horse and one three-horse team pulling breaking plows. A man riding each plow. Young boy with a dog behind the first team. A two-horse team pulling another implement, perhaps a packer? A man standing at the side waiting.
Zonder titel
Eight bulls in harness hitched to a plow. Javens's land is located one mile east of Rosetown.
Zonder titel
Approximately 50 men and children posing in front of harvest equipment at the Engen farm site.
Zonder titel
Steamer driving double-sided threshing machine. Sheaves are being unloaded from racks on each side. Four racks can be seen in the picture. Straw stack in back.
Zonder titel
Cutting grain with binders and steel-wheeled tractor
Believed to be Chet Arthur farm near Rosetown. The steamer is pulling four John Deere binders in tandem. Small picture shows Rosetown station and three elevators, train.
Zonder titel
Pre-1950 Roman Catholic church and rectory
Postcard by unknown photographer. Mrs. Adnam in ink written on back. Church and rectory were located at 2nd Ave. and 1st St. West in Rosetown. The rectory is now the Mathison home (corner of 7th W and HW 4).
Zonder titel
Presbyterian Church, Rosetown SK.
Became the United Church in 1925 and has now been demolished. Postcard by Jessop Studios which dates it around 1918.
Zonder titel
Standing, L-R: A.L. King, Mr. Hamilton, Rev. Smith-Windsor. Seated, L-R: Mrs. Cayley, Miss Choate, Mrs. C.B. Mark, Min Thompson, Julia Graham (organist), Nettie Stewart, Mrs. C.W. Holmes, Mrs. Jack Miller.
Zonder titel
Seven ladies and seven men. There are wheat and oat sheaves decorating the pews.
Zonder titel
Crowd of spectators standing watching fire destroy French's Livery Stables. Sky is filled with dark smoke. Picture is looking east on 1st Ave.
Zonder titel