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Assiniboine River Flood at First Street

Item
1922

Part of John W. Hotson Collection

Image of buildings in the Assiniboine River floodplane under flood-water. Image is taken from the bend in the river at First Street. Brandon, Man.

Assiniboine River Ice Harvesting

Item
1900-1920

Part of John W. Hotson Collection

Image of ice harvesting crew and equipment on the Assiniboine River.

Assiniboine River, Brandon

CA DHM 1980.148-1986.148.14
Item
1899

Part of Martin Kavanagh Collection

Photograph of cattle in the Assiniboine river near 1st Street in Brandon. There is a group of sheep along the river bank and buildings in the background. The buildings pictured are Fisher Mills, Alexander, Kelly & Co. Mills, and Hanbury.

Assiniboine River, Brandon c.1899

CA DHM 337-1986.337.9
Item
c.1899

Part of Manitoba Museum Collection

Photograph of the Assiniboine River in Brandon c.1899. The Fisher, Kelly, and Hanbury Mills are visible in the background. Cows and sheep are pictured in the river and on the riverbank.

Assiniboine River, Brandon, Manitoba

CA DHM 324-2-1986.324.720
Item
1908

Part of Daly House Museum Collection

Hand-coloured photographic postcard of the First Street Bridge over the Assiniboine River in Brandon, Manitoba. A man and woman are pictured fishing to the left. There is a note of correspondence written on the back of the postcard.

S.J. Farmer

Assiniboine River, Brandon, MB

CA DHM 324-2-1986.324.758
Item
1910

Part of Daly House Museum Collection

Hand-coloured photographic postcard of the Brandon First Street Bridge over the Assiniboine River. Two men are pictured in a canoe. Note on the back addressed to Mr. Ernie Arscott.

Asylum, Brandon, MB

CA DHM 324-2-1986.324.753
Item
1908

Part of Daly House Museum Collection

Hand-coloured photographic postcard of the Brandon Asylum buildings. There is a note on the back addressed to Mr. Earnie Arscott in Killarney, Manitoba.

W.G. MacFarlane Publisher, Toronto and Buffalo