A large group of men (army recruits), lined up in rows in front of the Auditorium Hotel in Nanton, Alberta.

Seven men in military hats and aprons, standing in front of a tent and behind a long table while holding various cooking tools. Possible location: Camp Sewell (Hughes) in Manitoba.

93 men and one woman standing in front of the Biggar Hotel; Most of the men are in military uniform
Written on the back in pencil and blue ink on top of a blue ink stamp: "Glenbow Archives File Number NA-2870-25 Subject Group of returned soldiers Date taken 1919 Biggar, Sask. Photographer Remarks After World War I in front of Biggar hotel"
Stamped on the back in blue ink: "Please credit Glenbow Alberta Institute Calgary, Alberta Photograph for one time usage only no further use without permission"

Group photograph of the cooks assigned to the 46th Battalion while at Camp Sewell (Camp Hughes) in the summer of 1915.

A small blue paperback book that tells the stories of WWI with accounts from veterans taken seventy years after the war started. There appears to be no local history in the book.

14-page legal-size report containing names of soldiers receiving certificates and names of casualties

23-page legal-size report with names of all personnel in the 72nd Battalion which embarked from Halifax on April 23, 1916 on the "S.S. Empress of Britain"

Posed group photograph of 59 soldiers in uniform, outside the Indian Head Armoury.

Posed photograph of about 60 soldiers in uniform in five rows beside the Indian Head Armoury.

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.

Rows of tents and horses at ‘Sewell Camp’, later known as Camp Hughes Military Training Site, located 10 kms west of Carberry, MB. In 1994 the site was formally recognized/listed in the Canadian Register of Historic Places.

Group photograph of the local Women's Brigade, World War I, at the S.C.H. Drill Hall in Lloydminster, Saskatchewan; names not supplied.