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Homes built on former Highways Depot property

FGPC-H-P390
Item
[ca. 1996]

Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Sign post indicating Sixth Ave. and Young St. with the backyards of four homes shown.

First official Post Office in the area

FGPC-H-P265
Item
[ca. 1906]

Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Two story wooden house with stacks of sod piled up around the foundation.

High level photo looking down 2nd Avenue W.

FGPC-H-P295
Item
[ca. 1938]

Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection

Looking south east on 2nd Avenue West at church, community hall , business area and homes.

Sem título

Rosetown, north west residential

FGPC-H-P294
Item
[ca. 1930]

Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection

A high level view of residential Rosetown looking west at the hospital and convent.

Sem título

Wheatbelt Centennial Lodge

FGPC-H-P405
Item
[ca. 1967]

Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection

The lodge as viewed from the street. On left side of the photo can be seen individual housing.

Eight historical photos

FGPC-T-P344
Item
[ca. 1916]

Parte de Frank Glass Photograph Collection

A composite of eight Rosetown scenes on a 1916 Christmas Card. (clockwise) Railroad station, Rosetown Hotel, house on 300 6th Ave., Main St., new hospital, 1st Ave. E.., Dr. Myers private hospital, Main St. from train station.

Family on ground in front of house with prairie background

AG2.010
Item
Unknown

Parte de Rosetown General Photograph Collection

Small 1 1/2 storey wooden house, painted or whitewashed, wooden outbuildings. Family of one older man, man and woman, four children of which three are teens; all seated on the grass.

In the Valley

UNIQ1.003
Item
1971

Parte de Rosetown General Photograph Collection

Moving the Powell farm house through the Eagle Creek valley from its original location about 8 miles north of Eagle Creek to its present position, 2.5 miles south of Rosetown.

Powell House Lifted

UNIQ1.007
Item
1971

Parte de Rosetown General Photograph Collection

The Powell house with basement intact, lifted up on blocks and ready to go on the trailer for transport. The structure weighed 225 tons and up until this point, a house with basement intact had not been moved whole before.