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    Black and white photograph of soldiers marching down a dirt road in Burk's Falls. These soldiers are either marching off to war or coming home from war. On the left side of the photograph, near the s

    Two of the officers are Lt. L Martyn & Lt. R. Laing.

    This picture may have been originally taken by the Lily Faulkner Studio.

    Black and white group photograph of the 162nd Battalion. The platoon is divided into four rows. The back three rows are standing, The front row is sitting on a bench. There are also two men sitting o

    Black and white photograph of the 162nd Battalion on the Burk's Falls Fairgrounds. They are lined up and appear to be ready for a military inspection. In the background of the photograph, across the

    Black and white photograph of the 162nd posing for a picture against a wall. There are three rows of soldiers. The front row soldiers are kneeling or sitting. The second and third row are standing. T

    Black and white photographic photograph of the 162nd Battalion's camp. There are many white tents making up a camp. The camp is on a field surrounded on two sides with forest. There's a wooden fence

    Black and white photographic postcard of the 162nd Battalion's mascot, a bear. The bear is standing on a stump in the woods with a chain attached to a collar.

    Black and white group photograph of a large number people in a field. Many of the people holding umbrellas on this sunny day. In the front of the group is a Union Jack flag.

    Alexander Ardiel lived on a farm on Bunker Hill with his wife, Annie Bottomley(1876-1946).

    This was issued by the Wartimes Prices and Trade Board. The ration card is very fragile and the bottom of the card has been ripped.

    Black and white photograph of a military inspection of the 162nd Battalion at their camp on the Paget farm. The soldiers are in the distance on the left side of the picture. The soldiers' white tents

    Black and white photographic postcard of the 182nd Battalion participating in a funeral procession. At the front of the procession is a marching band. The soldiers are marching down a street in Sundr

    Lake Bernard could have been Stony Lake at this time.