Part Of

Brandon University Photograph Collection

Description Level

Item

Series Number

6

File Number

6.10.1A

Item Number

6.10.1A

Date Range

W.W.I

Physical Description

b/w, 3.5" x 5.5"

Scope and Content

faculty activities: French soldiers. Ph. Louys, former B.C. faculty member one of group

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Part Of

RG 5 Western Manitoba Manuscript Collection

Description Level

Item

Series Number

3-1997.2

Item Number

32

Accession Number

9-2009

GMD

textual records

Date Range

[n.d.]

Publication

Winnipeg

Physical Description

26 cm x 34 cm

Material Details

3 pages

Scope and Content

Copy of The Khaki Lads: Why Our Soldier Boys are Fighting, presented by The Army & Navy Veterans in Canada. Words and Music by Pte. H.W. Ellerton, with half the proceeds to patriotic purposes.

Notes

Copyright 1916 by W.H. Ellerton. Jean C. Scott is written on the front.

Storage Location

2009 accessions

Storage Range

2009 accessions

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Artist

Barry, D. F.

Collection

"Chiefs of the Sioux Wars and the Battle of Little Bighorn, published by Paul Harbaugh; Denver, Colorado, 1982."

Date

c.. 1870's

Form

photograph

Series

portfolio 67/150

Description

Long Soldier 'Akicita Hanska'. A well known Hunkpapa chief at standing Rock, he wears a beaver top hat in vogue during the Civil war days. He was known as a skillful hunter and fearless warrior. Long Soldier represented his band at the signing of the 'Treaty of Fort Laramie' in 1868. (Harbaugh, P., 1982)

Dimensions

18.5 X 14 cm

Size Overall

51 X 41 cm

Medium

Black and white photograph

Condition

good

Primary Support

paper

Secondary Support

mat, plexiglass, backing board; frame - metal

Accession Number

0452

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Part Of

RG 12 Brandon and Area Photograph Collection

Description Level

Item

Series Number

2

Item Number

BAPC 2.12

Accession Number

24-1999

GMD

graphic

Date Range

c. 1914

Physical Description

7.5" x 9.5" (b/w)

Physical Condition

There are two burn holes and many areas where the emulsion layer is gone.

History / Biographical

John A. McDonald's was a men's and boyswear store in operation for several decades at 841 Rosser Avenue, Brandon, MB.

Scope and Content

Photograph of soldiers marching west on Rosser Avenue.

Name Access

John A. McDonald's

Diamond Hall

W.E. Crawford

The Patricia

World War I

First World War

Great War

Rosser Avenue

Subject Access

public ceremonies

armed forces

military personnel

parades

downtown

cityscapes

Storage Location

BAPC photograph drawer

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