Two men in uniform carrying a flag, a group of men in suits following as they parade down 2nd Avenue West. The date on the postcard is August 17th, 1914.

Parade on Railway Ave., Rosetown as identified by the buildings in the background. Believed to be Independent Daughters of the Empire, a group active in Rosetown in the early century. Date is established by the sign on the building - Tues, July 18, which occurred in 1910, 1916, 1922.

Fire fighting equipment on parade watched by a large crowd. Horses are truncated in the picture. Two men are riding on the fire engine.

Kindersley, Rosetown, & Kerrobert B. Squadron 18th Light Horse Militia formed 1922. Photo by Steele, Saskatoon.

Horseback riders are leading the parade followed by a marching band. Many people line the street: women in dresses and hats, men dressed in suits and hats. Background stores: R-L: Phillips Hardware, Kings Limited, Graham Bros., Queen's Gas (Graham's), Aseltine Law Office, Ladies Rest Room, Pool Room, Albion Hotel.

In parade uniform forming a circle in front of the 1925 town office and Jail at corner of 2nd Avenue E. and Main Street. Bill Heartwell is 4th from right.

Approaching 6th Avenue on Main Street marching south to north. Some of the buildings are, from top right: Anglican Church, Masonic Lodge, Wiseman house, and four houses on the 500 block.

Decoration Day parade moving north on Main Street Rosetown on November 11, 1926. Gun carriage filled with flowers leads the parade.

Decoration Day parade showing 12 soldiers, guns on shoulders, marching past the 1926 fairgrounds and bleachers. They are accompanied by children.

Decoration Day parade in Rosetown, 1926. Parade is led by a gun carriage pulled by horses and filled with flowers. Marching soldiers in uniform are followed by many people.

Gun carriage drawn by mounted horses for a 1926 Decoration Day parade. Soldiers carrying guns following on foot.

Infantry soldiers on horseback and marching on foot in 1926 Decoration Day parade travelling north on Main Street in Rosetown.

Men leading oxen around the track in front of the grandstand.

Six or eight horse teams, some Clydesdales, in dressed-up harness and pulling wagons in parade around the racetrack.

Colour party for a parade posed on school steps. The boys are wearing typical 1930 scout uniforms.
L-R: Rev. J.A. Munro, Robin Smith, Carl Briese, ?, Allan McVicar, Scoutmaster J.K. Horne. The cub in front could be Tom Myers.