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Karte von Frankreich, Gruppe 1 (Map of France). All markings in German. Indicates railways, roads, waterways, populations.

Scarborough's new map of the Dominion of Canada, showing the country's provinces, territories and the colony of Newfoundland. Includes: railways and steamship lines; principal cities, villages and stations; and distances between principal stations, in miles. Index includes population data for each of the provinces and territories, as well as Newfoundland, and population data and map coordinated for locations within each of the jurisdictions, based on 1911 census data. The verso of the map shows maps pertaining to the conflict of the First World War, including: the Western Campaign; the Italian Campaign; the scene of the Western battles along the Franco-Belgian-German frontiers; the Western Theatre; the Eastern Theatre; and the Asiatic Campaigns. Also included on the verso are maps of: the British Isles; Europe; Southeastern Europe (Italy, Austria-Hungary, Balkan States and Turkey); Austro-Italian Boundary; and Constantinople and Vicinity (Dardanelles, Sea of Marmora and Bosporus).

A large old château in Caestre, France. Family in front of château. ca. 1916.

Postcard of Warlay-Baillon Hospital in France.

Soldiers of the English army walking in a forest in northern France, Great War of 1914-1916.

Items are photo postcards showing a damaged church, l'Eglise d'Eclusier, and the area of the Somme in France during World War One, September and October 1915.

A church and cemetery in Saint-Jans-Cappel, province of Nord, France.

Items are various photographs taken in France either during or after the war which show Vimy Ridge; the memorial cairn at Vimy Ridge; a group of prisoners; Arras Cathedral after it was bombed; and the French countryside.

Postcard photos of two First World War soldiers, Red Cross armbands on sleeves. Camplain Abbey in France.

Items are postcard views that show scenes of destruction from bombs in northern France, a German tank captured at Amiens, France. 1914-1918.