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Archival description 
- WWA.2023.141
- Stuk
- 1965
Photograph of the Whitewood Band in 1965
Back row - Donald Campbell, Dianne Vennard, Bob Robinson, Bill Blyth, Bill Lambie, Elaine Ashfield, Barry Gessner, Marlene Scott, Denise McPhail, Randy Koskinen, Morley Hanson, Brian Schmidt, Llana Minovitch, Michael Jordens, Linda Demofsky, Robert Allen Westcott
Third row - Bob Mossing, Randy Davidge, Arnold Davis, Allen Fricker, Tom Meszaros, Ralph Blyth, Ross Bowman, Randy Browatzke, Wendy Dayman, Joanne Howard, Allen Kolman, George Nystrom, Ron Demofsky, Glenn Potts, Blaine Westcott, Gwen Howard, Pat McKay, Ainsley Nicol
Second row - Kirby Wright, Jamie Fonger, Lyle Vennard, Brian Stevenson, Jocelyn Coleman, Glen Gatin, Brent McEwen, Alan Howard, Leonard Francis, Dwight Percy, Brian Listrom, Bob Schmalenberg, David Tallentire, Bill Plumb, Jack Faris
Front row - Sheila McKay, Shelley Minovitch, Judy Farkas, Margaret Owen, Darlene Demofsky, Debbie Faris, Heather McEwen, Joanne Miller
- WWA.2023.240
- Stuk
- 191[?]-1945
Part of Veterans Collection
Charles Guest was a pilot, shot down over Ireland in WWII. He was the oldest brother of T.V. personality, Bill Guest, and 2nd cousin to Merle Ennis of Whitewood.
- WWA.2023.250
- Stuk
- 1942-1943
Part of Veterans Collection
.1 cm of graphic material. Photo of Stann Binns from 1942-1943
Floral Decorations at the Unveiling of the Cenotaph
- WWA.2023.352
- Stuk
- July, 22, 1922
Part of Veterans Collection
Photograph of the floral decorations at the unveiling of the cenotaph on July 22, 1922.
Unveiling of the Cenotaph Ceremony
- WWA.2023.243
- Stuk
- July 22, 1922
Part of Veterans Collection
Photograph of the unveiling ceremony of the Whitewood Cenotaph, July 22, 1922
- WWA.2022.001
- Stuk
- July 22, 1922
Part of Veterans Collection
Photo of new cenotaph taken on the date of dedication
- WWA.2023.252
- Stuk
- November 21, 1918
Part of Veterans Collection
15.5 x 12.5 cm 2 papers double sided sent by Gilbert (soldier) home to Bill on Thursday November 21, 1918
- WWA.2023.248
- Stuk
- Unknown
Part of Veterans Collection
Photograph of a soldier, postcard, identity unknown, no date given
- WWA.2023.247
- Stuk
- Unknown
Part of Veterans Collection
Photograph of Albert Hamill, son of Thomas and Rebecca Hamill. Killed in the battle of Passchandael, France on November 6, 1917.
- WWA.2023.249
- Stuk
- Unknown
Part of Veterans Collection
Photograph of soldier, identity unknown, no date given
