Composite photograph of the men who attended the St. Paul's United Church Session. Pictured are: J.A. Glover, J. F. Cumming, J.A. Martin, A.W. Shaw, R.J. Stevens, H. Mills, J.R. Reid, J.R. Dobbie, J.B. Beveridge, J.E. Matthews, Dr. J. McDiarmid, Rev. Philip Duncan, David Shirriff, W.A. Robertson, J.F. Howard, W.H. Dunbar, Alex Trotter, Dr. W.J. Elliot, R. Macpherson, J.D. Ross, C.W. McCurdy, Harwood Duncan, and A.J. Irving.

Composite photograph of the members of the 1912 Brandon Fire Department. Pictured are: R. Daley (Captain), J. Melhuish (Chief), E. Byes (Engineer), J.W. Fleming (Mayor), C.B. Coleman (Alderman & Chairman), A. Thomas, M. Watson, G. Taylor (Lieutenant), J. Todd, A. Flett, F. Dunnatt, W. Main, F. Benson, D. McDonald, T. Flowers, E. Harden, I. Adams, J. Daniel, A. Mowat (Lieutenant), T. Calder, A. Elborne (Secretary). Also includes four inset photographs: the Brandon Central Fire Station, Brandon Fire Hall #2, the Empire Hotel Fire, and an unidentified fire.

Photographed portrait of Mayor F.H. Young of Brandon.

Composite photograph of the 1938 Brandon City Council members. Pictured are: W. Forsythe, F.J. Clark, Mayor F.H. Young, B.L. Paterson, H. Spafford, A.B. Patterson, J. Kirkaldy, C.F. Smith, W.R. Webb, City Clerk G.F. Sykes, F.H. Johnson, and W.H. Boreskie.

Photograph of a group of men working on the paving and excavation for a subgrade of Rosser Avenue between 8th and 10th Streets (Oct., 1911). They are using a steam-powered roller. Pictured in the photograph is the McDonald & Calvert building (841 Rosser Ave) and the Clement Block (907 Rosser Ave).

Men laying street car tracks at 10th Street and Rosser Avenue. Photograph was taken looking south down 10th street. The Bank of Montreal (left) and Singer Sewing Machine Co. (right) are visible in the background. Other visible businesses include the YMCA Central Reading Room, George Café, and the Ione Cigar Factory.

Photograph of street cars on Rosser Avenue (looking east between 9th and 10th Streets). Visible businesses include: W. Thompson Fit-Rite Clothing, Wheat City Furniture, and Clement's Drug Store.

Photograph of the old Brandon Central School with a large crowd of children and adults in front.

Photograph of the laying of the cornerstone during the construction of a new Methodist Church at 8th Street and Lorne Avenue.

Reprint of the west side of 6th Street, Brandon, Manitoba looking north. Businesses in the image, from left to right, are: Winter & O'Neail (general store), James A. Smart (hardware), Grand Central Hotel (built 1882, razed 1890 to make space for new development), American House (hotel), and Brandon House (hotel). In front of the buildings are people with horse-drawn wagons.