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Brandon Golf and Country Club - c.1930
Group photograph of members of the Brandon Golf and Country Club (ca. 1930). Photograph was taken by Clark Smith Studios. Identified members in the photograph are D.H. Scott (second person second row); Sinclair Laughton (6th row from top on end); Dr. R.C. Jones (Bottom row 6th from right).
Clark J. Smith Studio
Photograph of the original Brandon Fire Hall at 637 Princess Avenue. The image shows a three-horse ladder wagon with the ladder raised up to the station's tower.
Clark J. Smith Studio
Photographed portrait of Dr. Alexander Fleming.
Clark J. Smith Studio
First Street Bridge Construction
Photograph of the construction of the First Street Bridge in 1909, crossing the Assiniboine River.
Clark J. Smith Studio
Photograph of the 800 Block of Rosser Avenue. Businesses in the photograph include Reeser's Jeweler, Murdoch's, and Christie's.
Clark J. Smith Studio
Photograph of a threshing outfit at the farm of J. Dixon in southwest Manitoba. The steam powered machines shown in the photograph are noted as being a 1908 Gaar, Scott & co. 25-H.P and a 1908-1914 Gaar, Scott & co. separator.
Clark J. Smith Studio
Photograph of two men returning from a hunting trip in a horse drawn bob sleigh carrying moose.
Clark J. Smith Studio
Photograph of a horse team and cutter sleigh in front of a wood house. There are four men in the sleigh.
Clark J. Smith Studio
Indigenous Men at the Brandon Fair
Photograph of a group of indigenous men in regalia at the Brandon Fair.
The names of and bands these men belonged to are unknown, however, Brandon Sun articles from the time of the fair suggest that they may be Sioux or Dakota.
Clark J. Smith Studio
Reprint of the west side of 6th Street, Brandon, Manitoba looking north. Businesses in the image, from left to right, are: Winter & O'Neill (general store), James A. Smart (hardware), Grand Central Hotel (built 1882, razed 1890 to make space for new development) , Americal House (hotel), and Brandon House (hotel). In front of the buildings there are people with horse drawn wagons.
Clark J. Smith Studio