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City of Brandon Collection
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City of Brandon Collection

  • CA DHM 1977.1
  • Collection
  • 1882 – 1989

The collection is made up of material accumulated by the City of Brandon and pertains primarily to the city's infrastructure. The majority of the collection consists of photographs. Also included are prints, one painting, and drawings. There are photographs of businesses, city streets, significant buildings, parks, sports teams, and important people. Significant buildings include hotels, stores, schools, the old City Hall, the fire hall, and the Court House. Important individuals in these photographs include mayors of Brandon, members of the British Royal family, and multiple Governor Generals of Canada. There are also photographs of groups such as the fire department, the police department, city councils, and other citizen organizations. Along with the photographs there is a disc containing digital copies for the pictures of Brandon's mayors. There are a number of framed documents included in this collection. These include certificates, proclamations, and awards of merit presented to the City of Brandon. Also found in this collection are two guest books from Manitoba's Centennial celebration, city plaques, and sketches for city planning. There is one commemorative dish held in a frame, picturing the old city hall and opera house. Each item in the collection in described in further detail at the individual level.

The City of Brandon

Visit of the Duke of Connaught to Brandon

Photograph of a public reception for the H.R.H. Duke of Connaught and Strathearn's visit to Brandon in 1912. The photograph shows a large crowd gathered at Brandon City Hall (9th Street and Princess Avenue), including the Manitoba Mounted Rifles performing the Guard of Honour.

W.A. Martel & Sons

10th Street and Rosser Avenue

Photograph of a street car at the corner of 10th Street and Rosser Avenue. Photograph looks northwest. Visible businesses include the Canadian Bank of Commerce, the Canadian Pacific Railway ticket office, W. J. Young (grocer), the John E. Smith Block, and Model Repair Works. Also in the photograph is an automobile, horse-drawn buggies, and a police officer directing traffic.

Davidson & Gowen Photography

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