Rosetown (Sask.)

First official Post Office in the area

FGPC-H-P265
Item
[ca. 1906]

Parte deFrank 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 deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

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

Sin título

Rosetown, north west residential

FGPC-H-P294
Item
[ca. 1930]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

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

Sin título

Wheatbelt Centennial Lodge

FGPC-H-P405
Item
[ca. 1967]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

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

Hospital with the extension being built

FGPC-HE-P183
Item
[ca. 1928]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

A view from the south east corner of the hospital grounds showing the addition on the northside of the old hospital under construction.

Rosetown hosts British war children

FGPC-M-P365
Item
[ca. 1940]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

A picture of a document signed by Elizabeth R. (the Queen Mother) expressing thanks to those who took British children into their homes during the war.

First War, 2nd contingent training

FGPC-M-P358
Item
[ca. 1914]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

A group of nineteen men in civilian clothing most with rifles being held over their left shoulder. Written on the picture is "2nd Contingent From".

Museum

FGPC-MI
Séries
1930-1979

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Photos of the Rosetown Museum's "Easy Living Display", hosted when the museum was located in the Library basement. Includes photos of the Rosetown Boy Scout's toy shop. Collected by Frank Glass.

No. 2 Museum display

FGPC-MI-P231
Item
[ca. 1979]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

A group of children are gathered around women showing how clothes were washed in the pioneer days. On the far wall there is a display of pictures and two ladies are standing infront of this while on the table beside them are displayed a number of household items.