"Annie and her girls" (3), another small boy, "Fairman and Uncle Tom."

Four horses hitched to a binder. Sheaves in the foreground. Woman on binder seat, man in a suit next to her, women on his right wearing a full-length skirt and blouse. Farm hand is holding the horses.

Three men on early truck in grain field. A Model A car on right of picture.

Two men and two women. Men wearing suits and ties. Grain is shoulder high.

Two men, two women. Clothing includes: Men - celluloid collar, bow tie, striped waist coat, watch fob. Women - fur muffs, toques with tassels, jewelled throat pin, coats with fur collars.

Man is wearing a suit, tie, celluloid collar, cap. Women in long skirts, jackets, dark hats with wide brims. Could be the same woman in FA1.013. A sod wall can be seen in the background. One woman is holding a long barrelled rifle.

L-R: Craig's Massey Harris Agency, Mr. Munroe, Presbyterian missionary, Bob Watkins, Maple Leaf Café, Mrs. Ashton's store. North of store: 2-storey building is Peter's Poolroom and Bakeshop, Security Lumber.

A closer photo of GR4.017 that shows photo of the men with less building. Sharper and smaller than GR4.017.

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.

At a fairgrounds. 8 horses with sulky's and rider (driver?) racing. Early vintage automobiles are lined up at the rails with spectators three deep hanging over the inner rail.

1st row, L-R: G. Coleman, J. Risebrow, P. Allan, J. Lawson, J. McDougald. 2nd row, L-R: J. McCatan, W. Miller, F. Staples, H.H. Ball, Ed King. 3rd row: J. Fawcett, J.G. William, W. Henderson

The building of a Canadian Pacific train bridge across a river. A train is parked on part of the partially constructed track. Buildings can be seen in the background. Exact location/bridge unclear.