Pre-1905 photo of Front Street businesses of Wolseley, NWT east of Sherbrooke Street. The Windsor Hotel, Banbury Brothers General Store, A.G. Thompson Hardware, Magee Butchers and Bray Lumber. The Handley house is seen in the distance.
A view of North American Lumber, which was located on First Avenue in Biggar, Saskatchewan St. Paul's Anglican Church is under construction in the background
Approximately 13 buildings beside dirt roads can be seen Three signs on some of the buildings read from right to left: "Majestic"; "Biggar Hotel"; "Empire Hotel" Written on the bottom: "Bird's Eye View of Biggar July 13-09 Moir"" Written on the back in black ink: "R.N. Blaikie" Written on the back in pencil: "Emipre Hotel built by Ed Heather & a man by the name of O'Neil"
A composite postcard with seven smaller pictures depicting different views of the town of Biggar, Saskatchewan; two pictures show the train station, three of the Biggar Hotel and Empire Hotel, one of the Round House, and one of The Biggar Square Deal Department Store and Bowling Alley and Pool Room.
Looking east on Broadway from the International Harvester Building in 1910. Many new buildings are seen, notably the Collegiate Institute, St. Gerards Roman Catholic church and St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, all built about this time.
Postcard shows prominent Wolseley buildings: Perley Block, Bray Block, Leland Hotel, Thompson Block, Town Hall and more. Taken from elevator towards northwest.