Aerial photograph of the Wally Byam Caravan Club International Rally at the Brandon Fair Grounds.

Photograph of an unidentified man and a toddler posing in front of a car on Rapid City Road, October 1929. Hydro poles are visible in the background.

Photograph of George ("Geo") Graham standing beside a car on Kemnay Road.

Photograph of Danceland at the Brandon Fair grounds. The image shows a fenced in area with a band stand in the background.

Photograph of female employees from A.E McKenzie Seed Co. on strike. The image shows a group of women picketing down Rosser Avenue in front of Clement's Drug Store, holding signs that read: "One toilet for seventy girls," "A.E. McKenzie unfair to labor," and "No rest period."

Photograph of the Brandon Court House.

Photograph of the Cockshutt Plow Company store in Winnipeg. In front of the three-storey building is a wagon and an unidentified man standing on the steps.

Photograph of a two-storey brick house with verandas at the front and side. There are two unidentified men standing in the yard.

Composite photograph of the 1913 City of Brandon Police Department members. Pictured are: P.C. J. Esslemont Sr, P.C. R.J. Brockbank, Detective H. Phillips, Detective J. McLeod, P.C. J.E. Moore, P.C. J. Esslemont, P.C. O. Bright, Mayor J. W. Fleming, E.G. Berry Esq. Chief Constable, W.H. Bates Esq. Police Magistrate, Patrol Sergt. G.E. Carter, P.C. R.J Robbins, Dr. Pickard Police Surgeon, Alderman M. McKenzie, Alderman J.B. Curran, W.J. McComb Esq. Chairman Police Committee, Alderman G.B. Coleman, Alderman W. Bourke, T.E.L. Dighton Chief's Clerk, P.C. W. Poynting, P.C D. Campbell, P.C T. Logan, "Jack" (dog), P.C. R. Walker, P.C. J.H. Wensley, and P.C. O. Proctor.

Photograph of the cast and orchestra for a theatre production at Brandon's Opera House at City Hall.
Identified actors on stage are: Bea Chudley (Benson) and Ted Johnson. Identified orchestra members in front of the stage are: Art Williams (leader), Hildred Smith (pianist), Claud White (violin), Cec Luce (?) (violin), Alf Bridges (saxaphone), Walter B. Lee (Bass), Mr. Haergraves (bass), and Lou Denstedt (piccolo).