Winnipeg Landmarks and recreation
- d00915
- File
- 1943-1952
Scenes of landmark and recreation in and near Winnipeg. Includes photo of the Law Courts, Upper Fort Garry, the Assiniboine Park Conservatory, and a fair at Lockport, Manitoba.
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archival descriptionsElmwood homes, downtown businesses, and rural Winnipeg
- d00916
- File
- 1962-1975
Photographs of various homes in Elmwood, possibly used for assessment purposes, as well as photographs of Winnipeg businesses and other buildings in the core area and unknown rural locations.
- d00914
- File
- [196-?]
Photographs of the halls and shops at the old Arena concourse in the Polo Park area.
- d00910
- File
- [197-?]
Slides of the interior and exterior of the Pan Am Pool.
- d00911
- File
- 1973
Photographs of the Christmas Tree at City Hall.
Christmas lights along Portage Avenue and Main Street
- d00912
- File
- 1973
Christmas lights lit up along Portage Avenue, looking east towards Main Street, from about Carlton Street. Eaton’s Department Store is lit up on the right and the Royal Bank and Richardson buildings are lit in the distance.
- d00913
- File
- [195-?]
Photographs of old Fire Department equipment on display at unknown venue.
Photographs of Little Mountain and Stony Mountain Quarries
- d00363
- File
- [ca. 1902]-1906, [before 1960]
Photographs of City of Winnipeg staff and equipment at Stony Mountain and Stony Hill quarries.
- d00362
- File
- 1939, [ca. 1966]
Photographs of buildings on Portage Avenue including the Bank of Montreal, Zeller's, the Power Building, Winnipeg Electric Co. and the Royal Bank Building.
Theatres and the Civic Auditorium
- d00361
- File
- 1940s
Photographs of events at the Civic Auditorium on Vaughan Street, the Metropolitan Theatre on Donald Street, and the demolition of the Orpheum Theatre on Fort Street.
Photographs of Winnipeg Mayors
- d00360
- File
- 1880s-1890s
Photographs of seven of seven Winnipeg Mayors made by various photo companies. Mayors included are Thomas William Taylor, Thomas Gilroy, Alexander Macdonald, Alexander Logan, Thomas Ryan, Alfred Pearson, and Henry Shaver Wesbrook.