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Grandstand at Summer Fair Grounds, 1913
Part of City of Brandon Collection
Photograph of the Dominion Exhibition in Brandon. The image shows the grandstand filled with people watching teams of horses.
Brandon Sun
Part of Laurie V. Smith Collection
Daily Journal for 1902-1903 written by Nicholas King. The journal reflects Nicholas J. King's daily life and the operation of his farm in the Rural Municipality of Daly, Manitoba near Brandon, Manitoba.
Brandon Lawn Tennis Club Tea 1906
Photograph of a group of men, women, and children at the Brandon Tennis Club Tea in 1906.
PRIDE/ 10 YEARS OF LESBIAN, GAY, BI PRIDE/WINNIPEG -1996
Text: (Front): ‘PRIDE/ 10 YEARS OF LESBIAN, GAY, BI PRIDE/WINNIPEG -1996’
Style: T-shirt
Ink Colour: Red/Orange/Yellow/Green/Blue (Rainbow)
Shirt Colour: Black
Image: (Front): Rainbow coloured ‘Pride’ text underlined with rays of colour (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Indigo, Violet).
Material: 100% Cotton.
Text: (Front): ‘PRIDE 92’; (Back): ‘WINNIPEG’S 6th Annual Gay/Lesbian Pride March/ We Are The People In Your Neighbourhood/ Lesbian/Gay Pride Week/ June 20th to 28th. 1992’
Style: T-shirt
Ink Colour: Black, Green, Yellow and Pink
Shirt Colour: White
Image: (Front): Sketch of two male (♂) and two female (♀) gender symbols joined to create one large circle, with pink triangles inside the circle. ‘PRIDE 92’ inside the circle on a yellow background. Entire symbol superimposed on a green background.
Material: 100% Cotton.
The Canadian Women’s Festival ‘85/ Le Festival Des Femmes Canadiennes
Text: (Front): ‘The Canadian Women’s Festival ‘85/ Le Festival Des Femmes Canadiennes’
(Back): ‘ON STAGE’
Style: T-shirt
Ink Colour: Pink and Blue
Shirt Colour: Pink
Image: (Front): Sketch of three people dancing.
Material: 50% Cotton, 50% Polyester.
Arrival of South Dakota Settlers, May 1, 1891
Photograph of a train carrying settlers from South Dakota. The train is stopped with people standing on top and in front. Bound for the Canadian North-West, this CPR train arrived in Winnipeg on May 1st, 1891. The following messages were written on the sides of the train: "Good-bye South Dakota. Bound for the Canadian North-West. Free land. Plenty of timber. Pure water. No more 2 bushels per acre. No more opaline fuel. No more 5 mile water haul. No more grinding machine agents. Hurrah for Canada."
Part of City of Brandon Collection
Photograph of a Brandon women's hockey team known as "Our Heroine Hockey Team." The names of the women are unknown.
PFLAG: Native American Cultures
PFLAG: "Native American Cultures: Homosexuality & the Family" by Phil Tingley, MSW; Ron Rowell, MPH; Tom Lidot; Ann Sisk, MA. October 13, 1990. National Convention - Anaheim, CA.
PFLAG
This U-matic tape contains two episodes of the Coming Out! cable access tv program produced by the Winnipeg Gay Media Collective:
Cut 1: Interview with Faith Nolan, singer-songwriter from Nova Scotia, at Winnipeg Folk Festival 07.07.1990.
Cut 2: Interview with “Two Nice Girls,” lesbian singing group from Texas, at Winnipeg Folk Festival, 08.07.1990.
Winnipeg Gay Media Collective