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Jimmie Scott wearing an orderly's uniform. The family owned a deli on Highway 7 where the Co-op service station is now located. Jimmie trained as an orderly at St. Paul's Hospital in Saskatoon and was known as a good orderly. He never married.
James Farquharson was an award-winning pedigree seed grower.
Portrait of Jimmie Scott who grew up in Rosetown.
Fred Walters, Rosetown Fire Chief
Fred Walters during his term as Rosetown's fire chief.
Convocation Photo of Dr. Coleman Gertler
Dr. Coleman Gertler was Dr. A.B. Handelman's cousin who practiced dentistry in Rosetown from 1952-54.
Charles Taylor as Santa Claus. Charles Taylor was a pioneer of Rosetown serving as the town's undertaker.
A casual photo of Clarence Kerr, a farmer and long-time reeve of the RM of Marriott. He was the chairman of the hospital board in 1964 when the new hospital was built.
Morley Aseltine, who practiced law with his father, Sen. Walter Aseltine and then as a sole practitioner.
A.L. "Bert" King and his wife Rose were homesteaders in Rosetown area. Their daughter Laura married Walter Aseltine. In the photograph, Bert is seated on the roof of a newly constructed building, probably in Rosetown.
Man on the right without his shirt is possibly Jack Heartwell. A Randall photo. No details provided.
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Seated outdoors on chairs are Charlie Taylor and Billy Clarke. Billy Clarke was Agnes Wickett's brother.
Head and shoulders of Charlie Taylor cut from a photograph.
Norman W. Hopkins, seated in the photo with a cane, farmed Sec 13-15-31. On back of photo is written: "Borne 1837 Photo taken July 10, 1910. Died 1912."
Sek Chai, a Chinese immigrant to Rosetown, seen here in the alley behind 119 2nd Avenue West, worked in Lee's Laundry from 1931-1959. His grandson visited the archive from China in 2016.
Wallace McDougal standing in a field.