“Salt house”, Widemouth, Cornwall, where Woodbridge and friends may have taken a holiday.

• CA FRM MS65-45-23
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

71st Regiment, 1904-1907

• CA FRM MS65-34-a
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• 1904-1907

Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

71st Regiment, 1909-1914

• CA FRM MS65-34-b
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• 1909-1914

Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

A house, possibly Woodbridge’s Upland’s home, Forest Hill?

• CA FRM MS65-45-37
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

A Red Cross nursing sister, First World War

• CA FRM MS65-45-34
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

A tent camp set up with Woodbridge’s tent indicated, likely Valcartier “The coach at Winchelsea, showing Ellen Terry’s cottage"

• CA FRM MS65-45-28
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

A truck with the back loaded with boxes and soldiers, Valcartier. Reverse reads “The last truckload at Valcartier”

• CA FRM MS65-45-26
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

A vicarage where Woodbridge stayed for some time, England.

• CA FRM MS65-45-25
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

A Zeppelin bomb hole? partly filled with manure and rubbish – was 14 feet wide and 8 to 10 feet deep with Capt. Woodbridge standing in it. His hut is marked.

• CA FRM MS65-45-40
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers

AAmerican troops marching past Duke Street going north along Barrington Street, Halifax McLaughlin, Halifax, Real Photo postcard

• CA FRM MS65-45-32
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Part of H.F.G. Woodbridge Papers