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Arrival of South Dakota Settlers, May 1, 1891
Photograph of a train carrying settlers from South Dakota. The train is stopped with people standing on top and in front. The number 52 is marked on the side of the train.
Nicholas J. King Personal Records
Part of Laurie V. Smith Collection
The series consists of the daily journals and financial records of Nicholas John King from 1896 to 1911. The records reflect his daily life and the operation of his farm in the Rural Municipality of Daly near Brandon, Manitoba.
Nicholas John King
Part of Laurie V. Smith Collection
Daily journal written by Nicholas J. King between 1895-1899. The journal reflects Nicholas J. King's daily life, the operation of his farm near Brandon, Manitoba, the 1897 election results for the Reeve of the R.M. of Daly and a copy of a letter from John Strutt to Will (King) written from Fort Assiniboine (156 miles from Edmonton) March 1st, 1898
Part of Laurie V. Smith Collection
Daily Journal for 1902-1903 written by Nicholas King. The journal reflects Nicholas J. King's daily life and the operation of his farm in the Rural Municipality of Daly, Manitoba near Brandon, Manitoba.
The collection contains programs and scripts of plays presented by Brandon Little Theatre; a 1934 program of the Dominion Drama Festival, Manitoba Region; and a scrapbook of newspaper clippings and publications pertaining to Brandon Little Theatre, Brandon Art Club, and Helen McGregor.
McGregor, Muriel (nee Littell)
Part of Laurie V. Smith Collection
Daily journal from 1904 written by Nicholas J. King. The journal reflects Nicholas J. King's daily life, the death of his mother Nancy (nee Kelly) King and the operation of his farm near Brandon, Manitoba.
Photograph of a group of men and women at the 1905 Brandon Tennis Club Tea at 14th Street & Louise Avenue, Brandon.
Pictured: Back row standing left to right: Dr. Harcourt, ?, G.B. Coleman, Alford Birch, Henry Meredith, Mrs. J.B. Noble, Mr. Love. 3rd Row: -----, Mrs John Hanbury, Mrs. F.H. Hesson, -----, I.A. Robinson, Lily Barclay, Mrs. P.C. Mitchell, -----, Mrs. E.J. Barclay, Mrs. Arthur Rea, Mrs. Andrew Kelly, Mrs. Robert, Darrah. 2nd Row: Reg Coleman, Ed Robinson, Mary Cottingham, Marion McDonald, Mrs. J.B. Fleming, Mrs. Thos. Lee, Mrs. J.B. Whitehead, Mrs. (Dr.) Fraser, Mrs. Wilson Bell, Mrs. Bradshaw Fullard, Mrs. Latimer, Mrs. F.J. Clark, Mrs. T.D. Cumberland, Mrs. Wm Ferguson, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. J.N. Kirchoffer. Front row: Ann Cottingham, Mrs. G.B. Coleman, Mrs. H.W.O. Boger, Molly Cumberland, Cosy Lee, Molly Darrah, Bell Christie, Eileen Fullard, Nellie Cain, Mrs. Carmichal, Katie Darrah, Mrs. P.B. RAmsay, Mary Fullard, Daisy Ramsay.
Brandon Lawn Tennis Club Tea, 1906
Group photograph of men, women, and children at the Brandon Lawn Tennis Club Tea in 1906.
Part of Daly House Museum Collection
Photograph postcard of a group of people having a picnic in a tent at Ninette, Manitoba.
Part of John W. Hotson Collection
mage of eleven men standing in front of the Grand Stands at the Brandon Fair Grounds. Written on back of photograph is "Probably directors of summer fair around 1912-13"