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    1999.1001.01: Black and white photograph of eight men standing in front of the Paris War Memorial during the 11 November 1930 dedication ceremony. Photograph is captioned "Dignitaries at the dedication of the Memorial, 1930. L. to r.: Allan Scott; Kenneth Robinson; Rev. Wm. McConnell; Rev. J.A. Wilson; Captain Cox, rector ...

    Black and white photograph of the Sons of England Lodge float during a Second World War parade held in Paris, Ontario. The event presumably occurred in 1945 near the conclusion or after the war ended. There are women, men, children, and a dog standing and sitting on the float, and ...

    V. E. morning in Paris, 1945. Photo by D.L. Brontmier. Danny Pelton.

    Collection of photographs from a photo album compiled by Jack and Mary Tate. 2017EG001.045.73: Black and white photograph of Mary Tate in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia between June 1941 and June 1942. She is wearing a Royal Canadian Air Force Women’s Division No. 5 service dress uniform of a jacket with ...

    Paris Star Welcome Home Party Oct 22. 1945

    Three black and white photographs depicting the Remembrance Day ceremony in Paris, Ontario, on 11 November 1981. 1999.0308.01: A crowd of children and adults standing at the corner of Grand River Street North and Mechanic Street in Paris, Ontario, facing towards the Paris Cenotaph. There are two rows of people: ...

    Jack & Margaret Tate Paris 1940

    Jack Tate 1940

    Jack & Marg Tate Ottawa '40

    Black and white photograph of Jack Tate [left] and an unidentified male [right], both wearing a Royal Canadian Air Force No. 5 service uniform and peak cap, and smoking a cigarette. The unidentified male has a wing badge over his left breast, although the rank is unknown. They stand in ...

    Black and white photograph of John "Jack" Chapple Tate wearing a Royal Canadian Air Force No. 5a working dress uniform and tie, with a "CANADA" shoulder badge on the left arm, and a wedge cap folded under his left shoulder strap. He is standing outside on the grass in front ...

    A series of black and white photographs of the Royal Canadian Air Force military procession and funeral of John “Jack” Chapple Tate. 2017EG001.006 and 2017EG001.007 depict the beginning of the military procession starting from St. James Anglican Church located at 8 Burwell Street, Paris, Ontario. 2017EG001.008 was taken at the ...

    Black and white photograph of John “Jack” Chapple Tate, wearing a Royal Canadian Air Force No. 5 service uniform and a wedge cap. Jack is standing outdoors on a sandy area with some grasses, with brick bungalow buildings and a few trees in the background. The photograph is captioned “August, ...

    Front: ON ACTIVE SERVICE POST CARD Miss Marguerite Tate Paris Ont. CANADA. S/A 14249 Black circular stamp over the printed information above: GRIMSBY 2 – PM 18 OCT 1941 LINCS Rectangular royal blue and white 2 ½ pence stamp with a portrait of King George VI in the centre with ...

    Collection of black and white photographs and a funeral card pertaining to James Waldron "Wally" Creeden who served in the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War. 1987.0017.01: Black and white photograph of four men dressed in Royal Canadian Air Force uniforms, standing outdoors, circa 1940 to 1942. ...

    Pupils watching a military parade about 1942. D.A. Smith.

    Ceremony marking the end of World War 2, May, 1945. Negative and enlargement by D.A. Smith.

    2017EG001.031a Letter 2017EG001.031a1 Page 1 Front #8 Sunday Nov.9-41 Dear Margaret, There is not much to write about but will write something to you anyway. It was only on Nov. 3 that I last wrote to you. This letter as you notice is number 8. Have you been receiving them ...

    2017EG001.033.1 Front “Page 1”: R.C.A.F. #1 SIGNAL SCHOOL #1 WING – 3 SQDN CRANWELL LINCOLNSHIRE Wednesday July 30 – 41 Dear Margaret & Dad, Received your call yesterday and was glad to hear that everything is fine at home and you are all well. Wrote to you more than three ...

    2017EG001.032a Letter Front: much lately. Just heard today that one of our […]. The pilot was Don Moss from Toronto. The observer came from Saskatchewan. Believe I told you that I met Bruce Wright in London. One of our crew […] shot the field, tried to climb back up and ...