Detached from page 152 of Water Works Scrapbook. A photograph of City employee D. W. (Bud) Steuart. Likely worked for the Water Works Department at one point. This black and white photograph shows Steuart posing in a residential area at winter time. Inscription (on recto): "Bud". Caption: "D. W. Steuart, Entered Service 28 May 1911, Left Service June 5, 191[7], On Active Service for King & Country." Date of photograph is approximate, [ca. 1917].

Photograph shows Francis Cornish, Mayor, Alderman James Ashdown, Alderman John Cameron, Alderman William Gomez Fonseca, Alderman John Higgins, Alderman Alexander Logan, Alderman James McLenaghan, Alderman John More, Alderman Robert Mulvey, Alderman Thomas Scott, Alderman Andrew Strang, Alderman Herbert Swinford, Alderman William Thibaudeau, Alderman Archibald Wright. Mr. A.M. Brown, City Clerk, Lyster Hayward, Chamberlain, James S. Ramsay, Chamberlain, Henry (Harry) Kirk, Messenger, Alex Brown, Assessor, D. M. Walker, Solicitor, Colin F. Strang, Auditor, D.B. Murray, Chief of Police, Willoughby Clark, Assessor, (unreadable), Auditor, Thomas Parr, City Engineer.

Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Photograph shows J. A. Platt. Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Photograph shows William Forsythe McCreary (1855-1906), former Alderman, 1884, 1895-1896. Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Photograph shows Joshua Calloway, former Alderman, 1884, 1886-1891. Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Photograph shows Nicholas Bawlf (1849-1914), former Alderman, 1883-1884. Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Photograph shows George Hugh Hadskis (1838-1915), former Tax Collector. Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Photograph shows George Henry Ham (1847-1926), former Alderman, 1883-1884. Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Photograph shows Edmund M. Wood (1858-1936), Solicitor. Date of photograph is probable, [1884?].

Captions read: Mayor T.R. Deacon driving last spike, Chief Commissioner S.H. Reynolds, Ex. Mayor Thomas Sharpe.

Photograph of Winnipeg Aqueduct officials and their families having a picnic at Indian Bay. The men in the foreground, from left to right: unknown, Controller John James Wallace, Controller John William Astley, "Irving" [caption on negative], St. Boniface Mayor John Power Howden[?], "Shamin" [caption on negative], unknown. Photographer unknown.

Caption: H. E. Sanger. Entered Service of the City July 1st, 1938. Deputy City Clerk March 13th, 1966. City Clerk, 1976-1979. Retired September 19th, 1979.

Caption: C. J. Brown. Acting City Clerk 1879-1883. City Clerk 1883-1926. Died July 15, 1926.

Caption: G. F. Bentley. Entered Service of City - May 1906. Assistant City Clerk, 1926-1935. City Clerk, 1935-1945. Retired - October 15, 1945.

Photograph shows Charles A. Tanner, former Reeve of the City of West Kildonan, 1920-1923.

Photograph collage of the 1932 Winnipeg Relief Works and Committee. Portraits of committee members are surrounding photographs of projects the committee had worked on. The committee members are, clockwise from top left: Alderman John Blumberg, Alderman H. Andrews, City Clerk Magnus Peterson, Alderman J.A. Barry, Alderman A.A. Ryley, Alderman W.B. Simpson, City Engineer W.P. Brereton, G.W. Northwood, Alderman E.D. Honeyman, Mayor Ralph Webb, Alderman J.A. McKerschar, A. MacNamara, Resident Engineer A.J. Taunton, Alderman L.F. Borrowman, and Alderman C.E. Simonite. The works projects showcased in the center are, clockwise from top left: the Main Street Bridge, the Norwood Bridge, the Assiniboine Park Bridge, the Winnipeg Auditorium, the Sargent Park Swimming Pool, and the Salter Street Bridge. Created by Robson Photo.

Photograph of Mayor Alexander Macdonald.

Photograph of Mayor Thomas Ryan

View Transcription. The roll of honour is a painted list of names of City of Winnipeg Employees who served in the First World War. The list consists of 739 names, each stating what City department they were from, and each marked with a symbol beside them to indicate whether they were taken as a prisoner of war, wounded, killed, or decorated. The list is surrounded by a border of leaves that feature the coat of arms of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta, as well as that of the City of Winnipeg in front of two flags: the Union Jack and the Canadian Red Ensign. Above the list is a painting of a battlefield scene.