Photograph of two men returning from a hunting trip in a horse-drawn bobsleigh carrying moose. Snow on ground.

Photograph of a threshing outfit at the farm of J. Dixon in southwest Manitoba. The steam-powered machines are noted as being a 1908 Gaar, Scott & Co. 25-H.P. and a 1908-1914 Gaar, Scott & Co. separator.

Photograph of the 800 block of Rosser Avenue in Brandon, Manitoba. Businesses in the photograph include Reesor's Jeweller with its street clock, Murdoch's, and Christie's. Numerous individuals on sidewalk. Horse-and-buggy on mud road. Posters on a telegraph pole advertise "Wall Paper / Go-Carts / Wagons / Dolls / Toys / Note Paper / n Pads and P'k's"

Photograph of a ferry boat crossing the Assiniboine River near land where Brandon's First Street Bridge now stands. Three individuals on boat. Buildings on the banks of the river include one marked "Brandon [?] General Supplies."

Photograph of workers on and below bridge under construction on 1st Street, crossing the Assiniboine River.

Photographed portrait of Dr. Alexander Fleming.

Photograph of the original Brandon Fire Hall at 637 Princess Avenue, showing a three-horse ladder wagon with the ladder raised up to the station's tower.

Photograph of the office and yard of Barclay & O'Hara: Dealers in Lumber and Coal at 704 Pacific Avenue in Brandon, Manitoba. In front are people with horses and wagons. To the left is the Western Canada Loan & Savings Co. (appraiser, E. J. Barclay). To the far right is possibly the Farmers' Home Hotel.

Photograph of steam pump fire engine drawn by two horses. Two uniformed men are visible; one is at the helm of the vehicle, holding the reins; the other is standing on the ground at the rear. The engine carries two flags, a white placard with the number 900, and what appears to be a giant bell emblazoned with a pennant marked "Canada."

Photograph of flames shooting out of the Brandon Asylum for the Insane at night.