Christie's Brandon Series of six colored picture post cards of Brandon, Manitoba. - Christie's Brandon Series of Six Colored Picture Post Cards of Brandon Manitoba - [Five churches in Brandon, Manitoba] - Baptist Church. - Presbyterian Church. - St. Matthews Church. - Catholic Church and Monastery. - Methodist Church. - Residential, Brandon, Man. Looking East. - Brandon General Hospital, Brandon, Man. - Experimental Farm, Brandon, Man. - Residential Brandon, Man. Looking West. - Rosser Avenue, Brandon, Man. Looking East.

by: Christie's BookstoreChristie's BookstoreSt. Matthew's Church (Brandon, Man.)Christie's BookstoreChristie's BookstoreBrandon General Hospital (Brandon, Man.)Christie's BookstoreChristie's BookstoreChristie's BookstoreRosser Avenue (Brandon, Man.): Publisher

Publication date: 1910

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Publisher: Christie's Bookstore, Brandon, Man.

Language: English

A commercial district in Brandon filled with the activity of pedestrians, shoppers, newspaper boys, horse-drawn vehicles, and one automobile.

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Description: Six color postcards with captions: Residential Brandon, Man., looking West; Rosser Avenue, Brandon, Man., looking East; [Five Brandon churches]; Residential, Brandon, Man, looking East; Brandon General Hospital, Brandon, Man.; Experimental Farm, Brandon, Man.
On Front: The Crown Series.
Description: The cover of a booklet containing 6 colored postcards of Brandon, Manitoba.
Description: Five different denominational churches in Brandon, Manitoba of which one is titled by name(St. Matthew's Church).
Description: A bird's eye view of a residential section of Brandon, Manitoba.
Description: A view of the buildings that comprised Brandon General Hospital.
Description: An experimental farm in Brandon, Manitoba.
Description: A bird's eye view of a residential section of Brandon, Manitoba. Larger buildings, including churches, can be seen in the background.
Description: A commercial district in Brandon filled with the activity of pedestrians, shoppers, newspaper boys, horse-drawn vehicles, and one automobile.