Photograph of an unidentified girl standing in a lane at the Brandon Cemetery.

Photograph of the Brandon Cemetery.

Composite photograph of the Brandon Methodist Sunday School Choir and Orchestra. Pictured, left to right, top to bottom, are: W. McDonald, E. Matheson, R.C. Hughes, T.A. Hart, Mrs. G.L. Starr, C. Vandervoort, A.F. Sproule, J.A. Conn, V.W. Hart, C. Allison, A. Stinson, F. Parks, H.A. Mawer, G.L. Starr, W.G. Marshal, S. Tooke, M. Bedford, V.C. Crawford, S. Midgley, P. Campbell, E.B. Alfe, R.A. Hunt, W.R. Thornton, G.A. Maybee, J.A. Lomax, N. Philp, E. Cunningham, H.C. Thornton, E. Dorset, G. Gibson, T.E. Harris, E. Teeple, F. Vantassell, M.R. Parkin, L. Hamill, W.B. McLean, E. Simpson, G. Little, E. Noble, O. Laird, G. Bedford, B. Anderson, L. Gillespie, E. Milburn, M. McDonagh, G. Watson, R. Ferrier, and B. Cheavins.

Photograph of the City of Brandon Brass Band.

Photograph of a large crowd gathered outside of City Hall between 8th and 9th streets on Princess Avenue to view the official inauguration of the Brandon Municipal Railway.

Photograph of Leader's Lane located between 8th Street and 9th Street, looking towards City Hall.

Photograph of the headstone of Mary Ida Leeson Hall at the Brandon Cemetary.

Photograph of a public reception for the H.R.H. Duke of Connaught and Strathearn's visit to Brandon in 1912. The photograph shows a large crowd gathered at Brandon City Hall (9th Street and Princess Avenue), including the Manitoba Mounted Rifles performing the Guard of Honour.