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      Marthabel Cook, the daughter of E.W. Wilson and Mary Anthes, was born and raised in Kitchener, Ontario. She married William Cook in 1931 and one year later the couple moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina for William's work. They resided in Argentina for fifty years and returned to Kitchener in 1980. …

      Black and white, three-quarter length, seated, studio portrait of unidentified, young man, taken by Blakeslee & Moore of Ashtabula, Ohio.

      Photograph appeared in the 1931 edition of The Grumbler, the Kitchener Waterloo Collegiate and Vocational School yearbook.

      Photograph is a copy of original. Photograph is part of the Walter Nowak collection.

      Black and white photograph of an unidentified young male wearing a scouting uniform. He is holding a large brimmed hat in his left hand and what looks to be a pole in his right hand.

      The CWAC No. 3 Basic Training Centre, opened in Kitchener, Ontario, in October 1942. The training centre was located in Knollwood Park, close to the present day Kitchener Memorial Auditorium complex. Prior to its opening, Camp Knollwood had been used for military training for men. The No. 3 Basic Training …

      Wheeler Milton F. Ziegler of Elmira, Ontario, was killed in action in Flanders, Belgium on 28 October 1916. The photographer, Robert Willoughby, operated a studio in Elmira, Ontario, from 1906 to 1918.

      Private H.W. White of Elmira was killed in action as Passchendaele on 30 October 1917. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, had a studio in Elmira from 1906 to 1918.

      Ex. Private Voelker was born 8 May 1896 in Berlin (later Kitchener), Ontario. He served with the 1st Battalion Canadian Infantry. Voelker was wounded at Passchendaele, Belgium on 6 November 1917 and later died of his wounds on 3 December 1920. The photographer, H.A. Huber, was a photographer in Kitchener, …

      Private Eby served in the First Canadian Contingent of the British Expeditionary Force and in the Second Infantry Brigade, Fourth Company, Fifth Battalion. He was killed in action in France on 21 March 1915 and was reported to be the first native of Waterloo Township, Ontario, to be a victim …

      Frederick Henry Grove died, at the age of 21, on 29 April 1917, of wounds inflicted. Thomas H. Smith was a photographer in Galt, Ontario from 1888 to 1925. In 1912, his studio was located at 6 Ainslie Street, Galt.

      This is believed to be a photograph of the 3rd Berlin Contingent, B Company, 34th Battalion of the 108th Regiment, in front of an unidentified building in Guelph, Ontario, in March 1915. The photographer, E. Denton, operated a photographic studio from 1915-1920. His business, The Berlin Portrait Rooms were located …

      Arthur Manuel Hall, of Kitchener, Ontario, was born in England. He was married to Helena Carter. He enlisted on 15 December 1915 with the 118th Battalion and transferred to the 1st Canadian Battalion. He was killed in action on 9 December 1917 at Passchendaele and buried at Ablain-St. Nazaire. Private …

      Earl Clifford Lavery was killed in action at Arras, France. The photographer, Robert W. Willoughby, operated a studio in Elmira from 1906 to 1918. Attestation papers for this soldier report his name as Earl Clifford Lavery, while the image was labelled as Earl Clayton Lavery.

      Captain Carleton Carroll Green was born in Parkhill, Ontario in 20 June 1888. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler Green of Kitchener, Ontario and was educated at Galt Collegiate Institute. Green enlisted with the Algonquin Rangers, 97th Regiment in December 1914 and later transferred to the …

      Private John Maley died in 1917.