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Believed to be the original Colwell Lumber building at 121 1st Ave. west. Second from left is Bill Millar.
M.F. Shaughnessy General Blacksmith Shop. Probably 1st Ave. east.
Persons and horse drawn wagon in front of early boarding house. Left to right "Billy" King, [Mrs. King], McGuire sisters, "Wally" McDougald and in the wagon Mr. McDougald Sr.
Bond Drive for Second World War, Rosetown
Preparations for a Victory War Bond drive in front of Rosetown Town Hall.
Boyd's Men's Wear, Kellett Enterprise
Boyd's Men's Wear occupies the building on the left. The next building is occupied by SaskTel Mobility, Morning Mist Purified Water and Rose Travel while the building seen on the right is Aseltine, Skelton and Turner Law Offices.
Junior band promoted by School Principal, D. Steiner, and band leader Herb Sanderson. Town hall in background.
Breaking sod, plowing with oxen
Four oxen hitched to a riding plow with one man riding behind.
Four men standing in front of a partially framed barn.
Bulani Agro Inc Imperial Bulk Oil
Bulani Agro business office with hopper bottom bins and fuel tanks with Cargill Elevator in background.
Business buildings on First Avenue E.
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.
Business Premises (local businesses)
This series spans approximately ten decades of the history of businesses in Rosetown and district, consisting of photographs taken by and collected by Frank Glass.
Twelve men and boys in uniform with instruments. The Rosetown Hospital can be seen in the background.
Ben Brookbank attending to camping gear attached to an early automobile [Studebaker touring car].
Canadian Utilities Limited Power House Rosetown
This building is located at the 600 block of 6th Ave. east and shows two men standing in the doorway of the Canadian Utilities power house (Mr. Whitlock and son). A transformer station is seen beside the building.