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Douglas Bros. car dealership

FGPC-B-P071
Item
[ca. 1928]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

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

Fred McArthur's dairy delivery cart

FGPC-B-P072
Item
[ca. 1931]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Fred McArthur's horse drawn "Rosetown Dairy" wagon beside a house.

Interior of Eagle Printing

FGPC-B-P077
Item
[ca. 1909]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Four men shown standing in the interior of the Rosetown Eagle printing shop.

J.I. Case Farm Equipment

FGPC-B-P092
Item
[ca. 1930]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Prairie Farm Equipment, J.I. Case dealership with a tractor parked beside the building.

Interior of the Smith and Smith Store.

FGPC-B-P168
Item
[ca. 1917]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

The Smith and Smith General Store interior. Joe Smith and his sister are seen standing behind the counter. Dry goods and canned goods can be seen lining the walls.

Mike Gawletz Service Station

FGPC-B-P169
Item
[ca. 1927]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Gas station with three cars and four men in front.

Business buildings on First Avenue E.

FGPC-B-P175
Item
[ca. 1995]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

The north side of the 100 block of First Avenue East as viewed from the south east corner showing Hi-Tone Cleaners Ltd., a small private home, O'Haras Garden Centre, a long two-storey building known as the Greenwood Block, another building and then Ackland's.

O'Hara's Garden Centre First Avenue East

FGPC-B-P176
Item
[ca. 1990]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

O'Hara's Greenhouse with United Church in background.

Williams Hardware Store, Rosetown, Saskatchewan

FGPC-B-P179
Item
[ca. 1940]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Williams Hardware Store located in Rosetown, Saskatchewan.

Hi-Way Oil Refinery

FGPC-B-P190
Item
[ca. 1933]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Hi-Way Oil Refinery and surroundings.

Hi-Way Refinery bubble tower

FGPC-B-P191
Item
[ca. 1933]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

The Hi-Way refinery with the bubble tower and condensers, with a max capacity 200 barrels per day. It averaged 160 barrels.

Close up of the Hi-Way Refinery

FGPC-B-P192
Item
[ca. 1933]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Looking across the tracks at the Hi-Way Refinery with two large white storage tanks to the left and the mechanical workings in the centre of the picture

Randall Photo Shop (Biggar)

Interior of a hardware store

FGPC-B-P193
Item
[ca. 1912]

Part of Frank Glass Photograph Collection

The interior of a hardware or general store with all types of pioneer needs displayed on the shelves. The building has a tin ceiling also and four men are in the picture.