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Exhibition Parades and Presentations
These photos cover decades of exhibitions and parades in Rosetown. Collected by Frank Glass.
Extension to St. Joseph's School
An addition being added to St. Joseph's Convent School in 1953.
Mother and foal beside a dugout.
Farm House with two horse team and buckboard.
A farm house with a building of to one side and a two horse team pulling a buckboard with a man driving.
Farming Practices; Farming with Horses
These photos detail 70 years' worth of agricultural practice, development, machinery, and livestock. Collected by Frank Glass.
Earl Curtis using a V snow plow on a tractor to open up access to farm buildings, granaries etc. after snowfall.
Fire in the North-Western Land Co. Ltd. building.
Fire being fought in the North-Western Land Co. Ltd. building by the ladder and bucket brigade. A large number of men can be seen on the roof of the building as well as standing on the street around the building.
A pictorial history of the volunteer fire department, disasters, fires, and cyclones in the Rosetown area, collected by Frank Glass.
Men posing for a photograph at what appears to be a dinner meeting.
Fireside Singers Left to right standing: Mrs. Graham, ?, Helen Yeurs, McCollough, ?, Shirley Braithwaite, ?, Gail Braithwaite, ?, ?, ?, Mrs. Pinkney. Front row: Shirley Mullins, Susan Hoffas, ?, Allard, McLeod.
Firewood for the Rosetown Hotel
A horse drawn stone boat loaded with logs. Two people are sitting on the side of the stone boat while two are standing behind it.
Rosetown First Ave. W. looking east showing Pioneer Livery Feed & Sale Stable, real estate office, and the Rosetown Hotel. A number of people and horses are also on the street.
First Avenue West looking east
First Avenue East looking west with Brownlies Restaurant and Rooming House on the right side of the street and two wagons on the muddy dirt road and the Rosetown Hotel on the left side of the photo.
Volunteer workers on wooden bridge over Eagle Creek. Jade Lange and Bob Foster were probably there.
First gas pipe line here in 1953
Pipe line trenching equipment with five men watching progress.