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    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's medals from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Defense Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's 1939-1945 Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Voluntary Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Italy Star Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Medals. The 1939-1945 Star, The Italy Star and the France and Germany Star.

    A black and white photograph of Tom Currie's Medals. The Defense Medal, The Voluntary Service Medal and The 1939-1945 Medal from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of a beret from World War 2.

    A black and white photograph of a beret from World War 2.

    A photograph of Mrs. Ethel Mary Walker standing outside of the Post Office during WWII

    This wooden ship was carved by a German prisoner of war during the Second World War. A Prisoner of War Camp, called Camp Angler, was set up in Northwestern Ontario, where Neys Provincial Park is now

    World War II medals belonging to Gerry Armour of Terrace Bay.

    Scanned copy of a photo found in Yon Shimizu's Book "The Exiles". Caption reads: Some Jackfish men on the road Front Lt-Rt: T. Sato, I. Wakimoto, F. Kariya, Y. Shimoda, D. Sugai, S. Nakashima, N. Kai

    Photocopy of a group of Japanese-Canadian internees at Camp Black, near Schreiber, Ontario. See enlarged photo for details on individuals in photograph.

    Scanned copy of a photo found in Yon Shimizu's book "The Exiles". Caption reads: Front Row Lt-Rt: K. Kubota, T. Sugai. J. Ito Back Row Lt-Rt: S. Nakamura, Y/ Shimoda, T. Goto, D. Sugai, S. Nakashima,

    Photocopy of a news article entitled "Japs Reach New Home Near Schreiber".

    Photocopy of a photograph that shows a Japanese-Canadian internment camp from above. Caption reads: The Japanese who agreed to "relocation" in Ontario were temporarily housesd in a Germna POW camp at