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Barn, car and horse

FGPC-TR-P002
Item
[ca. 1919]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Javen's farm and automobile located 7 1/2 miles southeast of Rosetown.

People and car

FGPC-TR-P005
Item
[ca. 1920]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Six persons left to right [Henry Evans, Reg Conlin, unknown, unknown, unknown and Linus Kunkel] in a car [McLaughlin] in front of Conlin & Evans Farm Machinery Agency, 110 Main Street; next door Mrs. Jamison's Ladies Wear and Beauty Parlor.

Early automobile

FGPC-TR-P006
Item
[ca.1916]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Three men drinking sodas around early automobile.

Rev. Benjamin Crowe beside 1930 Ford Model A car

CH2.006
Item
1932

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Rev. Crowe stands next to the car on the dirt street. Picture appears to be taken in Regina by Regina Photo Services.

North West Land Co. plowing outfit

GR4.009
Item
[1912 or 1913]

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Same subject as GR4.008 but from a wider angle. One of the shacks is a type of cook shack.

1913 Model T Ford

VE1.005
Item
[1915]

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Two ladies sit in the front seat of a 1913 Model T Ford. Note the brass radiator.

Sin título

Parked at Home

VE1.006
Item
1915

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Four people sit in a 1913 Model T Ford while another lady stands behind. The car is parked in front of a house.

Checking Crops

VE1.009
Item
[1910s]

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Four men and a vehicle parked next to a flax field.

Sunday Drive

VE1.013
Item
[1920]

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

A group of five people cruise around town in their Sunday best. Rosetown elevators on left-hand side.

Boy and dog in early car (1926)

CH2.010
Item
1926

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Taken at Milestone where Rev. Benjamin Crowe was the vicar.

1920s car with top down

GR4.022
Item
1922

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Women: Pauline Woodward, Irene Holmes, Minnie Huseby. Men: "Two bank boys." Allan Fetterly (Graham Hardware employee) stands in front of car. Saskatchewan license on car - 1922.