Winnipeg Streets - Misc.

Unposted. Publisher/Photographer: Meyers Commercial Photo Co, An unusual view of Broadway - looking east towards the Hotel Fort Garry and, further along, the Union Station on Main Street. Streetcar/Trolley #586, several early autos, and a cyclist are visible. Several large houses are visible through the trees, one with a "For Sale" sign in front - the Real Estate company appears to be Sampson & Mitchell.

Unposted. Publisher: Stationary Dept., "The Fair" 614-616 Main Street. This is a "Private Mailing Card" with an undivided back - #6 in a series.

Date: unposted. Publisher / Photographer: Meyers Photo, Winnipeg Union Trust Tower is in the left foreground. Sign evident on the left side reads: "Hunter & Co. Tailors".

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Unposted Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified Notation: On the left side of the image and north side of the street, is Fire Hall #8, constructed in 1906 and located at 325 Talbot Avenue.

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Unposted Publisher / Photographer: Meyers Photo Notation: This image is a terrific view straight north up Albert Street from somewhere near its intersection with McDermot, past the old Central Fire Hall (on the left) through to its end and intersection with King St. & William Ave. where the east end of the old Market building is clearly visible.

POSTCARD Date: Posted January 14, 1916 from winnipeg to Mr. Ole Moe, Plain View, Sask. Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified Notation: View of Hargrave Street looking south west. the spire of St. Mary's Church is seen through the hoarfrost-encrusted branches, Note on reverse reads; "Wpg. Jan 14th Hello Ole, Expect you are home now. I have had an awful time in the hospital. Just out today with my arm in plastar paris up to my elbow. Just am active now. I fell - drop me a line if chances are good. Chris left handed afraid to back out now when it is 40 below zo. Kind regards to all your folks and boys..."

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Unposted Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified Notation: Street sign on left side indicates that this is Hargrave Street.at its intersection with York. There is horse-drawn delivery wagon on the right side of the street. Under magnification the back panel reads; "#19 Bryces Home Made Bread" Note: This card is paired with WP2032.

POSTCARD Date: Not evident. Publisher / Photographer: Unidentified Notation: this is a magnified view of the "Bryces Home Made Bread" delivery van. The delivery man, holding a large wicker basket, is bent over and reaching inside. Above his head, rows of bread loaves are just visible inside the van.