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Photo taken from 100 block of Main Street facing northeast. Rosetown Hotel in background with people along veranda. A large group of men are outside the hotel with musical instruments, horses, a wagon, and a bull as part of a parade for the "Hard Time" Dance on April 4, 1913.
A parade on Main Street looking north, July 3rd.
J.D. (Don) McGill on a 3-wheeler
J.D. (Don) McGill, 86 years old, originally from Stranraer, is riding a three-wheeled bicycle travelling south on Main Street in a summer parade.
Horses, their riders, and a team of covered wagons make their way down Main Street in a parade.
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 Farmwell tractor pulling an old binder down Main Street during Rosetown's 75th anniversary parade. Rosetown Bakery and the Post Office can be seen in the background.
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.
A long parade taken from the top of the Rosetown Hotel. Written on front of postcard: "Coronation Day Rosetown C5." Men in uniform are shown in front.
Parte de Town Collection
Tents set up for the 1913 "Downies Worlds Best Dog and Pony Shows" - evidently somewhere in the Qu'Appelle Valley. See also IHM.2021.0294
Parte de Town Collection
Photographs and textual records of Indian Head parades
Car decorated for July 1st parade
Parte de Town Collection
Car with sides covered in banners and flags for July 1st celebrations, Indian Head
Parte de Town Collection
July 1st parade containing a large banner.
A celebration in horse and buggy days
Parte de Town Collection
A large gathering on Grand Avenue, Indian Head with many people, horses, and buggies,
Museum's milk and cream wagon in the Indian Head Parade
Parte de Town Collection
The museum's milk and cream wagon powered by horse at the Indian Head parade. For many years this wagon went from door to door in Indian Head, towed by Polly the horse who knew every stop along the route.
North Saskatchewan Regiment Honour Guard parading
The North Sask. Regiment honour guard parading in formation.