Souvenir Post Cards of Winnipeg. - Souvenir Post Cards of Winnipeg - [Back cardboard cover of postcard booklet] - Main Street, looking north, Winnipeg, Man. - The Drive Crestwood, Winnipeg, Man. - Ralph Connor's Church, Winnipeg, Man. - Canadian Buffaloes. - [Verso of front red cover] - [ Verso of red cardboard back cover] - Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. - Main Street, Winnipeg, Man. - Post Office, Winnipeg, Man. - Court House, Winnipeg, Man. - City Hall, Winnipeg, Man. - Portage Ave., Winnipeg, Man. - Grain Exchange, Winnipeg, Man. - Fort Garry Gate and Dog Train, Winnipeg, Man.

by: Clubb, W. J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.St. Stephen's Church (Winnipeg, Man.)Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Clubb, W.J.Fort Garry (Winniepg, Man.): Publisher

Publication date: 1890-1910

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Publisher: Published by W. J. Clubb.

Language: English

A dog team pulls a man in a sled past the gates of Fort Garry.

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Description: A booklet of 12 postcards from Winnipeg, Manitoba with the following captions: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man.; Main Street, Winnipeg, Man.; Post Office, Winnipeg, Man.; Court House, Winnipeg, Man.; City Hall, Winnipeg, Man.; Portage Ave., Winnipeg, Man.; Grain Exchange, Winnipeg, Man.; Fort Garry Gate and Dog Train, Winnipeg, Man.; Main Street Looking North, Winnipeg, Man.; The Drive Cresentwood, Winnipeg, Man.; Ralph Connor's Church, Winnipeg, Man.; Canadian Buffaloes.
On Front: Royal Alexandra Winnipeg.
On Front: The Empress Victoria.
Description: The red cardboard cover of a booklet of 12 postcards. Each postcard is of a different building or view of Winnipeg, or of the surrounding area.
On Back: [printer's no.] 466
Description: Commercial properties line both sides of this main street in Winnipeg. Streetcars, horse-drawn vehicles, and pedestrians are all visible in the picture.
On Back: [printer's no.] 467
Description: A tree-lined road and walkway leading to a residential area of Winnipeg known as Crescentwood.
On Back: [printer's no.] 468
Description: The Presbyterian/United church, officially known as St.Stephen's, where Rev. Dr. Charles William Gordon (pen name Ralph Connor) served as minister.
On Back: [printer's no.] 469
Description: Bison grazing on the Manitoba prairie.
On Back: [printer's no.] 458
Description: Streetcars, pedestrians, and a horse-drawn buggy all pass by the Royal Alexandra hotel in Winnipeg.
On Back: [printer's no.] 459
Description: Hundreds of people are gathered along this main street in Winnipeg. The crowds have made room for a streetcar as well as some horse-drawn buggies.
On Back: [printer's no.] 460
Description: A view of the post office building in Winnipeg.
On Back: [printer's no.] 461
Description: The Winnipeg Court House with its clock tower.
On Back: [printer's no.] 462
Description: Winnipeg's second city hall which opened in 1886.
On Back: [printer's no.] 463
Description: Crowds line both sides of this major street in Winnipeg. Streetcars, automobiles, and horse-drawn buggies can also be seen in the picture.
On Back: [printer's no.] 464
Description: A view of the Grain Exchange building in Winnipeg with men standing around its perimeter. Horse-drawn vehicles as well as an automobile are parked next to the building.
On Back: [printer's no.] 465
Description: A dog team pulls a man in a sled past the gates of Fort Garry.