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Publication entitled, Who Said War Is Hell!, by Yvonne and Ted Burgess. Excerpts from the diaries of Victor N. Swanston (1884-1974) and Ernest Swanston (1881-1968), soldiers with the 5th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, during the First World War.

Typewritten document entitled The Story of the 53rd Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force, written by A.J. Hanchard. Includes nominal rolls of officers and non-commissioned officers at Sewell Camp in June 1915 and nominal roll of officers and non-commissioned officers when the Battalion went to England in 1916.

Copy of document with information relating to 53rd Canadian Infantry Battalion.

Honorable J.G. Gardiner visits R.C.E. works during W.W. II, somewhere in England. Gardiner with Lieutenant-General A.G.L. McNaughton, Mr. R.J. Watrous, Major Colin Campbell, Honorable J.G. Taggarty and M. Georges Bouchard viewing a ditch.

Consecration of colours, 25th, 27th, 28th, and 29th Battalions, Canadian Expeditionary Force. With H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. Whitley Camp, Surrey, England. May 7, 1919.

Canadian troops (5th Battalion Western Cavalry identified) arriving home. 1919?

Item is a group photograph showing officers and N.C.O's for the 8th Canadian Field Ambulance.

Item is a portrait of Lieutenant Robert Grierson Combe, Victoria Cross winner, painted by James Quinn.

249th O.S. Battalion Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) in front of Church of the Perpetual Adoration, Quebec. February 1918.

Records of the 60th Battery C.F.A [Canadian Field Artillery] C.E.F. including minutes, 1927-1953; correspondence and memoranda concerning the hoding of reunions; membership lists; mailing lists; guest register.