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Portrait of the Misses Hillier

CA DHM BAPC-5-11
Item
c.1880-1910

Part of Brandon and Area Photograph Collection

Photographed portrait of two women identified as the Misses Hillier.

NWMP Officer Guarding CPR Construction, Weyburn Saskatchewan

CA DHM 324-1-1986.324.919
Item
1880

Part of Daly House Museum Collection

Photograph of a North West Mounted Police officer with a Winchest 1876 guarding CPR railway construction near Weyburn, Saskatchewan.

Portrait of a Man in Furs

CA DHM 324-1-1995.324.859
Item
c.1880-1915

Part of Daly House Museum Collection

Photograph of a man dressed entirely in furs and pointing a rifle. He has beaded fur mitts draped over his neck and is wearing a felt voyageur-style cap.

Dr. Alexander Fleming

CA DHM 1978.14-55
Item
1881-1897

Part of Assiniboine Historical Society Collection

Photographed portrait of Dr. Alexander Fleming.

Clark J. Smith Studio

Coombs & Stewart Dry Goods Store

CA DHM 1980.148-1986.148.28
Item
1881

Part of Martin Kavanagh Collection

Photograph of Coombs & Stewart Dry Goods, Groceries, and Provisions in Brandon. There is a group of seven men and one boy standing in front of the building.

Coombs & Stewart Dry Goods Store

CA DHM 337-1986.337.13
Item
1881

Part of Manitoba Museum Collection

Photograph of Coombs & Stewart, the first store built in Brandon June 12, 1881 facing Pacific Avenue and the southeast corner of 6th Street. Pictured is a group of seven men and one boy standing in front of the building.

Munro & Warwick Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery Store, Brandon, Manitoba

CA DHM 1994.132-0.5-51-03
Item
1881

Part of Whitehead Family fonds

Photograph of Munro & Warwick Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, Brandon, Manitoba c. 1881

Rosser Ave c.1881 Looking East

CA DHM 337-1986.337.7
Item
c.1881

Part of Manitoba Museum Collection

Photograph of Rosser Avenue, Brandon c.1881, looking east from 11th Street. Businesses visible include Robinson's Dry Goods at the centre right and the Queen's Hotel beside it.