Photographed on stage of what is believed to be the Unique Theatre. The names of some of the members are identified. See chart in the picture sleeve. Mrs. W.H. (Julie) Graham was conductor.

Photo was taken at Mike Pravda's farm. Emil Kolofa, bandmaster, standing at back. Other members are Marven Taylor, Charlie Slocombe, Ed Mackart, Edwin Krchov, Joe Cervenka, Victor Krchov, Frank Curda, Ed Lust Sr., John Curda, Ed Lust Jr., Mike Pravda.

L-R: Byron Picketts, John Franklin, Bill Heartwell, Jack Shaefer, Walter Goertz, Ken Spicer.

Photographed on stage at the Unique Theatre(?). See the chart in the picture sleeve for placement of the orchestra members. The conductor is Mrs. W.H. (Julia) Graham. Note the embossed tin ceiling above the stage.

A photograph of a newspaper clipping that is undated showing a school orchestra conducted by C.E. Cayley, principal of the Rosetown School. Included is pianist Laura King as a young girl (later Mrs. W.M. Aseltine).

The Rosetown Juvenile Brass Band was formed in February, 1921. The all male members are standing in front of the Rosetown Town Hall. Some names are provided: President Reg Conlin; VIce-President V.P.H. Ball; Manager John Steiner; Leader D. Steiner.

Two men in a four wheeled buggy driving a mule in harness. The men are wearing overcoats and have a lap robe over their knees. The caption, written in ink, reads "Yours truly 'The Three Mules'".

Chicken house and coops with white hens in a yard.

Posed in front of Anglia Community Hall.
Back row, L-R: Glen Lamarsh, Bob Stewart, Howard Brown, Hollis Brown, Rev. McCulloch, Tom Stewart, Harold Booth, Ledson Lamarsh, Ted Jones.
Middle row: Ruth Green, Dora Wilkinson, Gussie Saunderson, Hattie Houghton, Bessie Millard, Glee Hood.
Front row: Dan Thompson, H.B. Bert Saunderson, ?, ?, Tom Millard.

Director: Jack Cracknell, Ass't director: Ed Keindel, Irene Lavigne, Emily Rokosh. Other names without pictures are: Fern Deharnais, M. Ogle, Fred Arsenault, B. Benson, T. Arsenault, F. Castonguay, H. Fahl.

Photographed on steps of Stewart School. Written on back: "Church Summer School - Mr. Ramsay - right, Rosetown. Also: George, second row from bottom in centre."

Outdoors picture of children and young adults dressed for church. Written on back: "Rosetown Church Summer School class. George, 1st row, sitting 8th from left."

Front view facing north. Date on back: July 7, 1932,

Three men in conversation at meeting. Left to right: Saskatchewan Wheat Pool representative Ian Bickle, Harry Marsh, C.W. Gibbings

Three large gas tractors pulling gang plows and disker, breaking sod. Tractor operator on each, and man on each plow.