Photograph of Rosser Avenue c.1883. Visible businesses include (from left to right): Fortier & Bucke, Manufacturers' Agents; the New Era; the Imperial Bank of Canada; and T. D. McLean, Jeweller.

Photograph of a display of eggs exhibited by the Mutter Bros Grocery Store of Brandon, Manitoba at the 1929 Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto.

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).

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 interior of the Bank of Hamilton Chambers Offices, Brandon, Manitoba. Financial Agent I.A. Robinson is pictured in the photograph.

Photograph of a group of First Nations people in regalia at the Provincial Exhibition c.1920. The identities of these individuals are unknown.

Group photograph of the Clear Grit Lacrosse Team. Twelve boys are pictured holding lacrosse sticks with one man (presumably a coach or manager) sitting at the centre.

Photograph of Stanley Park at 14th Street and Princess Avenue in Brandon, Manitoba.

Photographic postcard of a young man and woman standing on the steps at the entrance to the original Brandon College Building.

Hand-coloured photographic postcard of Rosser Avenue in Brandon, looking east. Visible businesses include WM. A. Martel & Sons Photography, Johnson & Co., Christie's Bookstore, and Nation & Shewan. Horse-drawn wagons, cars, and people are pictured on the street.