Stamp (on verso): Anderson-Brunnen Photographers, 410 Boyd Bldg. - Phone 93 900.

Page 26 of a photograph album created by brothers Arthur and Fred Landen of Hull, England. Page consists of 6 photographs taken by Fred Landen depicting, clockwise from top-left: Winnipeg’s second City Hall and the Volunteer Monument (which is captioned “Scott’s Monument, Fish Creek”); the Osborne Bridge over the Assiniboine River; a horse drawn sleigh carrying cords of wood in front of City Hall; a large house on Broadway, a dog sleigh in front of H. Laffrezen's Central Bakery at 333 1/2 William Avenue; and floating ice on the Assiniboine River.

Page 28 of a photograph album created by brothers Arthur and Fred Landen of Hull, England. Page consists of 6 photographs taken by Fred Landen depicting, clockwise from top-left: bricklayers in front of houses; women on a horse-drawn sleigh (captioned “Cutter”); police in raccoon-skin uniforms; a streetcar crossing the Osborne Bridge; a Ox-drawn sleigh in front of the Royal Oak Hotel in Market Square (Market Avenue and King Street); and a woman pushing a baby in a sleigh in at the northwest corner of Broadway and Kennedy Street.

Page 29 of a photograph album created by brothers Arthur and Fred Landen of Hull, England. Page consists of 6 photographs taken by Fred Landen depicting, clockwise from top-left: Main Street facing north from McDermot Avenue; a horse-drawn sleigh carrying a large block of ice in front of the Transit Hotel on Notre Dame Avenue East (now Pioneer Avenue); break-water on the Assiniboine River with houses in the distance; women in sleigh buggy in front of storefronts on Main Street, between Portage and Graham Avenues; the old Manitoba Parliament Building; and a horse-drawn sleigh bus advertising the Vendome Hotel in front of the Commonwealth Block on Main Street and Market Avenue.

A promotional stereogram showing traffic and streetcars in front of the Bank of Montreal building at Portage Avenue and Main Street, made by the Keystone View Company. The reverse side of the image contains information about Winnipeg.

Date of postcard is approximate, ca. 1912.

Date of postcard is approximate, ca. 1907.

Blueprint plans of first floor of 383-389 Portage Avenue and 290 Edmonton Street (the Edmonton Block), designed by John. D. Atchison for W.H. Gardner. Drawing 2 of 5.

Blueprint plans of basement of the Medical Arts Building at the corner of Graham Avenue and Kennedy Street. Designed by John D. Atchison. Drawing 1 of 6.

Blueprint plans of basement of the Club Building for the Columbus Hall Association Ltd. on the southwest corner of Graham Avenue and Smith Street. Designed by John D. Atchison. Drawing 1 of 11.

Photograph of the Builders’ Exchange Building (later Times Building) at street level, at the corner of Portage Avenue and Hargrave Street. The Winnipeg Piano Co. storefront is featured.

Item is a photographic reproduction, date unknown (original created 1884).

Photograph of a large group, many on horseback, gathered for what the photograph's caption calls a "butcher's turnout" at the northwest corner of King Street and Market Avenue (the north side of Market Square). Photograph was taken by Israel Bennetto and has come apart into two pieces.

Photograph mounted on cardboard of a cavalcade of Canada Bread horse-drawn delivery wagons riding south down Main Street, at the corner of Selkirk Avenue.

Photograph of the front side of Winnipeg's second City Hall, facing towards Market Avenue. Also featured in the photograph is the green space in front of City Hall, the Jubilee Fountain, the Volunteer Monument, businesses and store fronts on Market Avenue, and the McLaren and Cornwall Hotels in the distance. Photographed by Henry Kalen.

Postcard shows Winnipeg's second city hall (1886-1962) and Union Bank building.

View of Clarks at Highway 59, southwest corner of Panet Road and Nairn Avenue, 8.5 acres. From left to right: B/A gas bar, Loblaws, Clarks Discount Store and Auto Centre, B/A gas bar, Kavanaugh's Hamburgers. Consists of 3 separate photographs pasted together on cardboard to create a panorama. The cardboard is a scrap made from an old sign of the Metropolitan Corporation of Greater Winnipeg (visible on the reverse). The cardboard is numbered “4”, presumably as part of a compilation with other shopping centre panoramas.

Print is a photographic image of the intersection of Portage Avenue and Main Street. Date of print is uncertain, [193-].