Composite photograph of the members of the 1931 Brandon City Council. Pictured are: Ald. J. Giddings, Ald. A.B. Patterson, Ald. H. Spafford, Ald. F.H. Young, Ald. H.R. Davis, Ald. Dr. P.C. Hughes, Ald. W.V. Oglesby, Ald. D.E. Clement, Ald. B.L. Patterson, Ald. J.H. Donnelly, Mayor H.W. Cater, Asst. City Clerk A.M. Carnahan, and City Clerk Geo. F. Sykes.

Photograph of W.J. Edwards with a Watrous Upright Portable Engine in Burnside, Manitoba, 1893.

Photographed portrait of an unidentified nurse enclosed in a paper case.

Portraits of the students and staff of the Brandon Normal School Second Class of 1920.
Top row ( l to r): M. McKinney, C.M. Dewitt, A. Price, V. Worthington, H. Jones, D. Gregory, M. Leeson, J. Fraser
Second row (l to r): B. Mayfield, G. Chapman, M. Donogh, J. Gutherie, J.J. Jackson, A. Lawson
Third row (l to r): B. Price, V. Ward, E. Milne, J. Hutchinson, M. Campbell, M. Dewitt
Fourth row (l to r): E. Philp, A. Law, G. Sargent, G. Duncan, Miss M.A. Yeoman (Physical Education), J.H. Skene (Manual Training), M. Angst (?), E. Ward, C. Irving, O. McDowell
Fifth row (l to r): A. Gardiner, G. Sandell, Miss I Fagin (Domestic Science), W.B. Beer (Vice Principal), B.J. Hales (Principal), Miss B.A. Pilling (Primary Teacher), F. Fisher, O. Taylor
Sixth row (l to r): V.E. Haw, M. Bradley, J.B. Williamson, B. Sanford, J. Hood, M. Moir
Seventh row (l to r): W. Manson, I. Young, B. Smith, C.G. Harding, H. Mann, E. Jones, E. Sinclair, A.M. Joslin, G. McRae, B. Charleson
Eighth row: (?), V. Evans, A. Gray, A.L. Fraser, L. Millar, F. Astrophe (?), E. Hutchinson, G. Russell

Photograph of the exterior of Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Ltd. in Brandon, Manitoba. Signs on the buildings read: "Purity Flour," "Oat Meal," "Feed Mill," and "Western Canada Flour Mills Co. Ltd." Two men with horse-drawn delivery wagons visible.

Photograph of men driving horses, and four Massey wide-open binders harvesting wheat in the Brandon district. Each binder has a stooker and an operator with a bamboo whip. In the scene is a a group of women in a Pratt Elkhart car.

Photograph of the Brandon Sand & Brick Company (also known as Samson's Brick) at 29th Street and Princess Avenue in Brandon, Manitoba.

Photograph of the original Brandon Fire Hall at 637 Princess Avenue, showing a three-horse ladder wagon with the ladder raised up to the station's tower.

Photograph of two men returning from a hunting trip in a horse-drawn bobsleigh carrying moose. Snow on ground.

Photograph of 11th Street and Rosser Avenue in Brandon facing east in 1905. Visible buildings include Fraser & Ross Dry Goods & Clothing, the Post Office, and the RCMP Barracks. Also visible are horse-and-buggies and individuals on the sidewalk and muddy street that is lined with telegraph poles.