Photograph shows old St. James Bridge approach, looking North up present Kintrye Street. Viscount Gort site centre right/Hydro sub-station - St. James Street and Portage Avenue far left. Date of photograph is uncertain [after 1932].
Postcard is a photographic print showing Greek Tabernacle "Tin Can Cathedral" at the corner of King Street and Stella Street. - Caption (on recto): This building is made of old tin cans pieces of metal fencins and [junk?] in general no new materials in it at all. - Inscription (on verso): from Mrs. O. Jacques [...] 1968.
Postcard shows Kennedy Street at York Ave., West Side. Photo by Notman. Published by Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., Ltd., Montreal and Toronto. Date of postcard is uncertain, [before 1949].
Photograph shows Winnipeg's second City Hall (1886-1962) with recruiting stand at lower left: 'Sign Up for Overseas. Volunteer Today, Tomorrow May be too Late.' - Likely taken shortly after the start of World War 1.
Photograph shows Notre Dame Avenue looking east from Kate Street toward Lindsay Building at 228 Notre Dame Avenue. Businesses appearing in photograph include Green Orchard Lunch, 551 Notre Dame Avenue, and B - A Service Station. Date of photograph is approximate, ca. 1939.
Postcard is a photographic print showing water flooding homes. Photograph taken by Advance Photo Company, Winnipeg. Azo mark appears in stamp box, made in Canada.
Postcard is a photographic print showing flood water and debris around buildings. Photograph taken by Advance Photo Company, Winnipeg. Azo mark appears in stamp box, made in Canada.
Photograph shows Winnipeg's second City Hall (1886-1962), Union Bank Building and Soldiers Monument (or Volunteer Monument). Date of photograph is uncertain, [before 1949].
Postcard is a photographic print showing water flooding homes and other structures. Photograph taken by Advance Photo Company, Winnipeg. Azo mark appears in stamp box, made in Canada.
Canadian Pacific Railway depot (or station) shown in postcard. Published by Valentine & Sons' Publishing Co., Ltd., Montreal and Toronto, printed in Great Britain. Date of postcard is uncertain, [before 1949].
Photograph shows Lord Strathcona Horse, just before departure overseas during World War 1, at Selkirk and Main, looking at the east side of Main Street..