Fait partie de Daly House Museum Collection
Photographic postcard of a man identified as M. Calinet, Director du Tir National, standing in front of the execution yard at the Tir National (National Shooting Range) in Brussels.
Sans titre
Entrance to Fair Grounds, Brandon, Manitoba
Fait partie de Daly House Museum Collection
Photographic postcard of the entrance to the Brandon Fair Grounds. Note on the back addressed to Mrs. C. Shorland of Grandview, Manitoba.
Fait partie de Daly House Museum Collection
Photograph postcard of a group of people having a picnic in a tent at Ninette, Manitoba.
Diving Board on Assiniboine River
Fait partie de Daly House Museum Collection
Photograph of three unidentified boys at the swimming hole on the south side of the Assiniboine River at Third Street in Brandon, Manitoba; two are standing on a wooden diving bored and one is in the water. First Street bridge in the background.
Fait partie de Daly House Museum Collection
Photograph of toboggan slides at 26th Street and McDonald Avenue Brandon, Manitoba known as "Jack's Slide". There is a bridge over the slides and children walking up the hill.
First Nations People at Provincial Exhibition c. 1920
Fait partie de Brandon Sun Collection
Photograph of a group of First Nations people in regalia at the Provincial Exhibition c.1920. The identities of these individuals are unknown.
Sans titre
Fait partie de 26th Field Artillery Regiment Museum Collection
Photograph of the entrance gates to the Provincial Exhibition fairgrounds in Brandon, Manitoba.
Fait partie de Laura I. Murray Collection
Photograph of farmer Bruce Davidson driving a sulky in front of his father's old barn.
Fait partie de Assiniboine Historical Society Collection
Photograph of horses behind a water pump and trough. The date and location of this image are unidentified.
Arrival of South Dakota Settlers, May 1, 1891
Fait partie de Assiniboine Historical Society Collection
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.