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ROCHE PERCÉE SASKATCHEWAN & AREA More Area Pictures |
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ROCHE PERCÉE SASKATCHEWAN & AREA More Area Pictures |
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 Grinding Stone Do you know what this is? My guess is a grain grinding stone possibly to make flour? |
 Sugarloaf Mountain south of Taylorton Cemetery |
 Cement Bridge The Village is known for it's Bridges. This is the side view looking NE of the Bridge heading out of town on the north side of the Village |
 Roche Percee Recreation Area Couple nice old coal Cars on display For a small village, they do a great job on maintaining their parks, and catering to the tourists. |
 Close-up of the Coal Car |
 Roche Percee Hotel July 15, 1910 My Dad was born in a shack, next to this hotel Julius, Leander and Jens Langen bought the Riverside Hotel In Roche Percee around 1925, and I believe this is the hotel I am not sure the source of this photo. I hope it is not a problem using it here. In 1955, L. Zimmerman Jr. lived at this location |
 The Bowery Advertisement One Mile east of Roche Percee John J. Smart, Proprietor b- Apr 9, 1864, in Birmingham?, England d- Dec 7, 1949 wife- Catherine Smart, nee ? b- 1868 d- Oct 28, 1958 both buried in Bienfait Cemetery immigrated in 1902 1911 staying at the Taylorton Boarding House, operated by Mary Holley Occupation- Steam Engineer |
 Roche Percee flood, Apr 1943 |
 Old Postcard donated by Mrs Jean Dornian Liberty SK, Oct, 2009 labelled Petrified Lizzard |
 Buggy Town Roche Percee A Picnic Celebration day, date unknown probably early 1900's, Picture from Marie Beaulieu's collection, with thanks From Marie "My grandmother (Mary, wife of Ole Langen) indicated her buggy as the one closest to photographer" Marie was kind enough to mail me large copies of this picture, and it is amazing. When I get a minute, I will scan this and add it here. I don't see a union jack flag in the photo so don't think it was July 1st celebration. Center of attention is the tent near the train station which is shown on the right. Large 3 story building in center with the 3 dormers was the Riverside Hotel owned by Julius, Leander, and Jens Langen until 1931. Bought when Julius returned from WWI |
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