Photograph of a group of men, women, and children at the Brandon Tennis Club Tea in 1906.

Photograph of famous American aviator, Katherine Stinson with a group of Sioux people from Oak River at the Brandon Fair. Stinson is pictured directly in front of the airplane.

Photograph of a group of unidentified indigenous women at the Brandon Fair. A Brandon Sun articles from the time of the fair suggests that they may be Sioux or Dakota.

Photograph of an unidentified indigenous family sitting in front of a teepee.

Photograph of a group of men and women at the 1905 Brandon Tennis Club Tea at 14th Street & Louise Avenue, Brandon.
Pictured: Back row standing left to right: Dr. Harcourt, ?, G.B. Coleman, Alford Birch, Henry Meredith, Mrs. J.B. Noble, Mr. Love. 3rd Row: -----, Mrs John Hanbury, Mrs. F.H. Hesson, -----, I.A. Robinson, Lily Barclay, Mrs. P.C. Mitchell, -----, Mrs. E.J. Barclay, Mrs. Arthur Rea, Mrs. Andrew Kelly, Mrs. Robert, Darrah. 2nd Row: Reg Coleman, Ed Robinson, Mary Cottingham, Marion McDonald, Mrs. J.B. Fleming, Mrs. Thos. Lee, Mrs. J.B. Whitehead, Mrs. (Dr.) Fraser, Mrs. Wilson Bell, Mrs. Bradshaw Fullard, Mrs. Latimer, Mrs. F.J. Clark, Mrs. T.D. Cumberland, Mrs. Wm Ferguson, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. J.N. Kirchoffer. Front row: Ann Cottingham, Mrs. G.B. Coleman, Mrs. H.W.O. Boger, Molly Cumberland, Cosy Lee, Molly Darrah, Bell Christie, Eileen Fullard, Nellie Cain, Mrs. Carmichal, Katie Darrah, Mrs. P.B. RAmsay, Mary Fullard, Daisy Ramsay.

Photograph of the exterior of the Ione Cigar Factory at 121 Rosser Avenue, Brandon.

Photograph of horses behind a water pump and trough. The date and location of this image are unidentified.

Photograph of the Dominion Exhibition in Brandon. The image shows the grandstand filled with people watching teams of horses.

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."

Photograph of a Brandon women's hockey team known as "Our Heroine Hockey Team." The names of the women are unknown.