- CA DHM 1977.1-1977.1.95
- Item
- 1963
Part of City of Brandon Collection
Photograph of the 18th Street Daly Overpass looking northwest.
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Part of City of Brandon Collection
Photograph of the 18th Street Daly Overpass looking northwest.
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 Pugh Family fonds
Menus, programmes, postcards and newspapers from various trips across the Atlantic Ocean by ship.
Fonds consists of 2 black and white photographs show the Post Office and personnel (1946), 12 showing its Centennial (1981). Textual material documents building maintenance (1966).
CARBERRY POST OFFICE, MANITOBA
Photograph of Brandon's 1st Street Bridge in 1911. Pictured on the left side of the photograph is the Assiniboine Avenue approach, supported by steel braces and concrete pedestals.
The Jack Fraser fonds includes newspaper articles (1992-1999) and a letter to the editor (1994).
Fonds includes Conductors' Local Passenger tariff No. C 6 Brandon to Moose Jaw in effect June 23, 1918; Constitution of Railway Conductors of America revised and adopted May 4, 1925; CPR Rules for Heating, Ventilating, Lighting and for operation of water rising system on passenger equipment, revised January 1924; Souvenir, Canada's Great Inland Port Fort William and Port Arthur [n.d.] 127 illustrations; poster The Spirit of 1918: Sticking To It, supplement to The Graphic, The Railway Conductor, July, 1939 Royal Visit Edition; Wonderland of Canada, The Rocky Mountains Specially Selected Views of the Canadian Rockies on the Canadian Pacific Line , photographs by WM Notman & Son. Valentine & Sons, Publishing Company, Montreal and Toronto[n.d.]; Over the Kettle Valley Route British Columbia published for Canadian Pacific Railway News Service 20 pp. [n.d.]; postcard with steam engine traveling through a flooded rail-line and CNR key.
James Buckley
Photograph of the original First Street Bridge.