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Rosetown General Photograph Collection
The Rosetown General Photograph Collection spans approximately ten decades of the history of Rosetown and district, consisting of photographs taken by and collected by the Rosetown Centennial Library Archives.
Back row, L-R: D. Ross, D. Coulter?, 2 unknown, Betty Mann, -- Thrasher, Lucy Dubois, unknown, Irene Paquette, unknown. Middle row: 3 unknown, -- Shaw, unknown, Marj Kerr, Lucille Bechard, unknown, Alice Belangie, unknown. Front row: Verna Smith, unknown, Marj Halliday, Phyllis Ahrens, Marg Nicolls, Bess Ogle, Ma Clarke.
Front (east) of hospital built in 1914. Old cars in front, wooden sidewalk to what is now Highway 4.
"The Hospital - Rosetown, Sask."
Taken from southeast corner before reinforcements added in 1925-26, and before the small shed at the rear was built.
Nursing staff on hospital steps
Four nurses in 1915 era uniforms pose on the front steps of the hospital. Postcard by Jessop Photos (in Rosetown 1915-16).
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Nursing staff on hospital steps in 1922
Three nurses in 1920's era uniforms (note the shorter skirts). Noel Studio took the photo (in Rosetown 1920-22). Nurses are Knowles, Croix, and Card.
SE view with shed on back before 1925 reinforcements were added. Postcard by Randall Photo (came to Rosetown in 1923).
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Southwest view of the rear of the hospital with the laundry and isolation "Pest House" showing on the left.
Hospital addition under construction
The addition to the hospital on the north side was constructed in 1928-29.
Showing the brick stuccoed over and additions to the original 1914 building have been added to each end. Original photo by Ward Studio.
Rosetown Union Hospital built in 1964
Viewed from the SW angle with entrance on the right.
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Viewed from the NE corner. Ambulance ramp is centre of picture. Nursing Wing is lower level on the right. Nurses residence on extreme right.
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Under construction in 1967.
Mr. Tucker at control panel in old hospital
Mr. Tucker, who was the maintenance man, is shown looking at gauges for the boiler in the old hospital.
A postcard picture by Ward Studio of the hospital viewed from the front. Writing on front of postcard says "1940 - 42 Adult Beds; 4 children's; 2 Isolation & 12 Basinettes total 60 Beds."