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This item is a framed photograph featuring a horse, Nikki's Blonde at the Whittier Race. Caption reads, "Nikki's Blonde, Owner L. Williams, H. Duncan Up, Trainer A Bowman".

This item is a framed photograph featuring a horse, Midnight Belle and trainer, Bob Bowman Up. Caption reads, "Midnight Belle 2.19 1/2, Bob Bowman Up".

This item consists of 2 photographs that were originally framed featuring horses, Nikki's Blonde and Wonder Bar at a race in Saskatoon. The left caption reads, "Saskatoon 1939, Trainer R. Bowman, "Nikki's Blonde", Jockey J. Atkinson". The right caption reads, " Saskatoon 1939, Trainer R. Bowman, "Wonder Bar", Jockey H. Duncan".

This item consists of 3 photographs matted in a single frame featuring horse, Air Cadet, winner of the Polo Park Handicap in Winnipeg.

This item consists of 3 photographs matted in a single frame featuring horse, Air Cadet, winner of the Speers Handicap in Winnipeg.

This item consists of 4 photographs matted in a single frame featuring horses, By Wire and Nikki's Blonde at the Calgary Stampede. The left captions read, "Horse By Wire, Owner L. Williams, Jockey W. Molter, Calgary Stampede 1935". The right captions read, "Horse Nikki's Blonde, Owner L. Williams, Jockey W. Molter, Trainer Bob Bowman, Calgary Stampede 1935".

This item consists of 2 photographs featuring horse, Nikki's Blonde at the Calgary Stampede. The upper captions read, "Nikki's Blonde, Owner L. Williams, Jockey L. DuPre, Trainer R. Bowman". The lower captions read, "Calgary Stampede July 7, 1936, Seven Furlongs, Time 127 3/5".

This item is a photograph featuring "Shorty Allan" (friend of Lee Williams?) riding a horse, Brownsover, sired by Cudgel out of Parisienne. Caption on front of matte reads, "Shorty".

This item is a photograph featuring the Weiller & Williams Co. Ltd. Pick Ranch located in Mannville, AB.

This item is a framed work featuring portraits of the men of the Edmonton Livestock Exchange in 1920. Lee Williams, who was Vice President at the time, is in the second row from the top and 4 portraits from the right.