A photograph of the building of the Shoal Lake Aqueduct. Officially opened on September 9, 1919. Item appears to be a photographic reproduction of an image dated June 24, 1915.

Item consists of a scrapbook page showing the Eaton's and Boyd Buildings (Item 17), unidentified building (Item 18),
Royal Bank Building and Leland Hotel (Item 19), Construction of Confederation Building with Volunteer Monument in foreground (Item 20). Dates of photographs are approximate, [ca. 1913].

Item consists of a scrapbook page showing soldiers lined up in military parade in front of the Industrial Bureau Exposition Building (Item 21), soldiers lined up in military parade (Item 22),
soldiers on horse in military parade in front of the Industrial Bureau Exposition Building (Item 23), crowd forming on street in front of the Israelite Jewish Daily newspaper building (975 Main Street) and the H. Lindster's Bakery (971 Main Street). Soldiers and Police in foreground (Item 24), [ca. 1913].

Photograph shows May Day Parade, Market Square looking west from King Street and William Avenue. It is dated May 1, 1936. The sign in the photograph says, "UKRAINIAN MASS ORGANIZATIONS [/] WINNIPEG."

Photograph of a muddy Main Street in 1872, facing north from Portage Avenue and lined with shops on both sides, including a provisions store on the very right.

Photograph taken of a sketch by an unknown artist of Upper Fort Garry. In addition to the fort, soldiers in formation are featured, as are canoes and Indigenous peoples across the Assinibone River. The photograph's reverse side credits it to J. Penrose Photo Studio.

Photograph of the Vulcan Iron Works on page 152 of the Illustrated Souvenir of Winnipeg, published by W.M. Maretl and Sons, Half-Tone Engravers, in Winnipeg ca. 1903.

Unidentified construction of the City Destructor, built between Higgins and Henry Avenues near the C.P.R. yards. Originally part of a photograph album of the progress of the City Destructor’s construction.

Photograph of Mayor Thomas Gilroy.

Group photo of the staff at the Metropolitan Theatre on Donald Street.

The Orpheum Theatre at 283 Fort Street undergoing demolition in 1946. The front tower of the Federal Building at 269 Main Street can be seen through the ruins.

A car show likely held at the Civic Auditorium on Vaughan Street. Several cars are on display from brands such as Hudson and Austin.

An Austin Eight Saloon model car at a car show likely held in the Civic Auditorium on Vaughan Street.

Group photograph of the Winnipeg Battery Field Artillery, Second Contingent taken on November 9, 1914. The photo is captioned "Anglo, Franco, Belge, Russian, Austro, Turko, German War" and is signed Corporal Pryce.

Group photograph of the 1907 Civic Cricket Club champions of Manitoba. A caption on the front of the photograph claims the players' names are on the photograph's reverse, but there appear to be no names written.