Rosetown (Sask.)

FGPC
Colección
1975-1997

The Frank Glass Photograph Collection spans approximately ten decades of the history of Rosetown and district, consisting of photographs taken by and collected by Frank Glass.

Exhibition Parades and Presentations

FGPC-E
Séries
1919-1961

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

These photos cover decades of exhibitions and parades in Rosetown. Collected by Frank Glass.

Department of Highways float Rosetown 50 Years.

FGPC-E-P266
Item
1961

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Department of Highways float celebrating Rosetown's 50th Anniversary.

Pioneers and "Old Timers" parade.

FGPC-E-P278
Item
[ca. 1955]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Float with pioneers (5 men and 1 woman) riding on it with names of pioneers on the side of the float.

Graham's Traditional Santa Claus Parade

FGPC-E-P307
Item
[ca. 1923]

Parte deFrank Glass Photograph Collection

Crowd standing around Santa Claus float in front of Grahams Hardware and Furniture Store.

Sin título

Camberley Homemakers float in Rosetown Parade

CA1.011
Item
1971

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

1971 Homecoming Parade - Tractor drawn float with homecoming theme and several of the group's members standing and seated on the float.

Camberley School Float

CA1.015
Item
1967

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

Camberley School float in the 1967 Centennial parade in Rosetown. Lawrence Simpson is the man wearing a hat; George Simpson wearing a cap. Other people cannot be identified.

Anglican Church float in Centennial Parade

CH3.013
Item
1967

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

The St. Andrew's Anglican Church, Rosetown, entry in the 1967 Centennial Parade. Float pulled by a tractor holds unidentified people.

Hospital float, Jubilee Parade

HO3.014
Item
1955

Parte deRosetown General Photograph Collection

A float with nurses and "patients" decorated for the 50th provincial birthday parade. On 1st Street facing southwest. Searle elevator in background, skating rink in front. Smith School on left-hand side. All of these buildings are no more.