This fonds consists of four photographs from the Second World War and one booklet on Canadian Militia infantry training from 1915

Fond consists of a photograph of 2 soldiers from very early 1900's. McLean is on the right.

This fonds consists of photographs of Gordon's original grave site, George Robinson, John Pendlebury, and textual records chronicling John Pendlebury's story, George and John's story finding Gordon, and a letter sent by John Pendlebury to his mother explaining Gordon's death.

This Fonds consists of textual records pertaining to the Service of Radley Walters. It also includes photographs from Les Burgess's life.

This fonds consists of a short colour print-out of William Lewis' biography.

This fond consists of photographs from 1935 and 1951. The majority are from the funeral of Lt. Col. Ross . Newspaper clippings organized into 2 scrap books plus pamphlets from various special occasions , and nominal rolls .

Fond consists of 2 photographs one of Cpl. Atkinson and the other a group photograph

Fonds Consists of photographs of Sixteen second-lieutenants of The Essex Tank Regiment that were
Presented with their commissions by Lieutenant-Colonel DC Warnics. Those who received them were Second-Lieutenants RJ
Parent, Ivor Cross, JJ Lyons, DG McGorman, JS Mencel, RF Moore, MF Coughlin, AB Harrison, DA Morrison, RA Mepham, GS Venning, JH Owen, J Nicol, EC Cox, MJ Gregory and JL Jones.

A photograph that reads front left to right are the officers in Jones's squadron during the Hitler line and Liri Valley show. .
Rear row first, Tom Robertson-now a Captain Larry Walker, Tim Ellis-Now a Major, Wally Brigg , Front row: Maj Kierstead badly wounded in Gothic line and now en route home, Tom Wier ,Sgt Prosner, James and Cpl Colwell planning the downfall of Adolf Hitler at the Hitler line. James L Jones center Italy, 1944. Sorrento.
Included is a Photograph of Princess Louise with Sgt Simpson , and Jones's Corporal and his crew-right rear.

Fonds consists of 2 newspaper clippings one telling about over 50 veterans reach home in the largest contingent to arrive from overseas and the other titled War dead honored , Ken Morrison, president of the St. Stephen Branch of the Royal Canadian legion lays a wreath at the St. Stephen Cenotaph. A little pamphlet from Holland May 1945 ,and another titled What's Ahead Issued By Hon. Ian A Mackenzie Included is a letter from a fellow Soldier in Ontario mailed to G-359 Ken Morrison , 4th Canadian M.C. Camp Sussex. Correspondence from Department of National Defense regarding Kenneth's will after the war 1945.

Fonds consists of photograph photocopies of Leroux and his tug of war team , Correspondence between Don and trying to get his tug of war team win from 1962 into the Canada Sports Honour Roll . He did not succeed with this . Apparently he waited to many years for this Honor to take place.