Photo of the Indian Head Cenotaph, soon after its construction. It was located in Veterans' Memorial Park along North Railway Ave south of the intersection of Otterloo St. and Houghton St. The cenotaph no longer stands.

Photo album with correspondence and other documents from the H.L.P. Club
The H.L.P club was a group of three women (Elizabeth Holden - Ethel Livingstone - Estelle Pearen) who raised money to send care boxes to soldiers during the WWI.

Photo album with correspondence and other documents from the H.L.P. Club
The H.L.P club was a group of three women (Elizabeth Holden - Ethel Livingstone - Estelle Pearen) who raised money to send care boxes to soldiers during the WWI.

A small (13 cm X 20 cm) brown bank account book from the Union Bank of Canada containing the financial information form H.L.P club from 1919 as well as multiple newspaper clippings about the club glued to the back pages. Also 11 blank Union Bank of Canada cheques.
The H.L.P club was a group of three women who raised money to send care boxes to soldiers during the WWI.

Photo is brittle and broken in half. There are about 100 soldiers in the photo.

A group of men in military uniform posing together in front of a wall.

Mounties, servicemen and civilians lined up on Railway Avenue at the corner of Main Street. The North-Western Land Co. building is seen in the background.

The Rosetown train station with the Union Jack flag and a large number of men and a few women lined up on the platform.

A group of nineteen men in civilian clothing most with rifles being held over their left shoulder. Written on the picture is "2nd Contingent From".

File Hills members who fought in the First World War and Commissioner of Indian Affairs (then the Inspector of Indian Agencies) W.M. Graham.

F. Lou Kaufhman stands in profile holding a riding crop wearing a military uniform.