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10th Street Market Place at City Fair Buildings
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1 photograph: b/w, 37 x 32 cm
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Davidson & Gowen was owned and operated by Alexander Davidson and Frank Gowen. Their studio was located at 115 Tenth Street and specialized in photography and framing. When Gowen moved his family to Vancouver in spring 1913, the Davidson & Gowen Studio became Davidson Photography.
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Photograph of a group of people at the 10th Street Market Place held inside the Winter Fair Building in Brandon, Manitoba.
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Donated by the Assiniboine Historical Society in 1978.
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Negative available at the Daly House Museum.
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Brandon's Winter Fair Building was built in 1907 and opened in 1908. It was located on Victoria Avenue between 10th Street and 11th Street. The Winter Fair and other community and agricultural events, such as the 10th Street Market Place, were held at this location. The building also served as a temporary home for patients of the Brandon Asylum after its fire in 1910. During the First World War, the building was used as an internment camp for over 700 "enemy aliens." In 1919, a fire that began in the RCMP horse barns almost completely destroyed the building. In its location today stands the Brandon Police Services station.
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