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P30 First World War photo collection. – 1912-1919. – Ca. 1500 photographs. This collection consists of photographs of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI) activities from the formation of the Regiment on 11 August 1914 to its demobilization from wartime service on 20 March 1919. Includes group portraits, and photos of unidentified individuals. Reproduction or publication of the images requires permission of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry Regimental Museum and Archives. Portraits of identified individual members of PPCLI are located in collection P400. Additions to the collection are expected. P30(87)-1 Legion of Frontiersmen Moose Jaw who have signed on with PPCLI / Wallis photo. – [1914 Aug.]. P30 PPCLI First World War photo collection Page 1 Box 1: P30(1)-1 On Board the Missanabe with the 3rd University Company. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G. Hall collection) – 9 photos in file. P30(1.1)-1 “Our Escort” Taken from the Missanabe in the Gulf of the St. Lawrence. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G Hall collection). P30(1.2)-1 Sunset on the St. Lawrence showing our little escort “The Torpedo Boat”. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G Hall collection). P30(1.3)-1 Large gun boat seen while in the English Channel. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(1.4)-1 Taken on board the Missanabe showing guard posted watching for subs. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(1.5)-1 Some of the boys on board the Missanabe. – 1915 Sep. – W.S. Field (McG878 / 475841) is second from left. – 1 print and 1 photonegative. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(1.6)-1 Boxing bout on board the Missanabe with crowd of soldiers looking on. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30 (1.7)-1 Boxing bout on board the Missanabe with Lord Strathcona Horse man and PPCLI man in the ring. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(1.8)-1 Boxing bout on board the Missanabe. – 1915 Sep. – (J.G Hall collection). P30(1.9)-1 Officers and Sergeants of the 3rd University Co. C.E.F. reinforcing the P.P.C.L.I. – 1915 Sep.– The officers (L-R) Lts. Frederick Turnbull, Hugh Macdonnell, Gordon Fife and Alec Grigg. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(2)-1 3rd University Company on Campus marching at Montreal. – 1915 Aug. – Message on back from “Myrtle” to “Gord”. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(3)-1 Herbert Wesley Hall, 4th University Company (475305). – [c. 1916]. – (J.G. Hall collection)- 2 photos in file. P30(3.1)-1 Herbert Wesley Hall, 4th University Company (475305). – [ca. 1916]. – Individual portrait. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(3.2)-1 Herbert Wesley Hall (475305), gravesite with padre. – [ca. 1916]. – Died of wounds 6 June 1916. Lijssenthoek Military Cemetery on the Boeschepe Poperinghe Rd. 1 ¾ miles east of Poperinghe. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(4)-1 Individual Portraits. – [ca. 1916]. – (J.G. Hall collection). – 2 photos in file. P30(4.1)-1 Portrait of James Gordon Hall (McG1012 / 475870). – [ca. 1915]. – The cap badge is that of the 3rd University Company. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(4.2)-1 Pte. James Gordon Hall (McG1012 / 475870), 2 Kompagnie #4979, Gefangenenlager, Stendal, Germany (prison camp). – 1917 Jan. – Postcard addressed to Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Hall, RR No. 2, Prescott, Ontario. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30 PPCLI First World War photo collection Page 2 P30(5)-1 Gefangenenlager, Kleinwittenberg (German prison camp). – [ca. 1916-1917]. – Colourized postcard. Addressed to Hall, 17 Bellamy Rd, Scarboro, Ont. Annotated on front “Where I spent 6 mos of my prison life 475870 JG Hall” and “The huts didn’t look this good”. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(6)-1 Shorncliffe, England. – 1915 Oct. – (J.G. Hall collection). – 3 photos in file. P30(6.1)-1 James Gordon Hall (McG1012 / 475870) and Arthur Francis (McG1013 / 475851). – 1915 Oct. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(6.2)-1 Frederick Kendall (McG1014 / 475907), William Potts (McG1032 / 475997), Arthur Francis (McG1013 / 475851), and James Gordon Hall (McG1012 / 475870). – 1915 Oct. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(6.3)-1 Part of 3rd University Co. building road in front of our huts at Shorncliffe. – 1915 Oct. – Postcard, on verso is a message to Miss _____, Nov 9/15. Some of our men on fatigue work in front of the hut I stay in. I am still in Eng. yet, but expect to be leaving any day now. There is some talk that we may be sent to Serbia instead of France. We have been on fatigue all week. I had a fine job for part of the week, was on a large transport truck delivering bread around to the different camps. Suppose you are going to school every day. I am not in this bunch. I had an easier job. Gordon. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(7)-1 Few of the boys of the 3rd University Company resting at Folkestone – [ca. 1916]. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(8)-1 Hospital grounds at Roulers, Belgium. – 1916 Jul. – Identified are Lt. Murphy, Gray Charrest (51097), James Gordon Hall (McG1012 / 475870) and his nurse and doctor (unnamed). – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(9)-1 Ste. Agathe, Quebec. – 1915 Aug. 16 – (J.G. Hall collection). - 2 photos in file. P30(9.1)-1 Frederick Kendall (475907), James Gordon Hall (475870), William Potts (475997), and Arthur Francis (475851) at Ste. Agathe, QC. – 1915 Aug. 16. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(9.2)-1 James Gordon Hall (475870), Frederick Kendall (475907), William Potts (475997), and Arthur Francis (475851) at Ste. Agathe, QC. – 1915 Aug. 16. – (J.G Hall collection). P30(10)-1 London Bridge. – 1915. – Postcard annotated “before the war”. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(11)-1 No. 1 South Camp Seaford, Xmas 1918 / photo by C.R.A Wade, London : [Wade]. – 1918. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(12)-1 Postcard: Campagne de 1914-15, 41.Poperinghe - Troupes Anglaises sur la Grand’Place. – [ca. 1915] – Uitgeve1 : Sansen Vanneste , Poperinghe. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(13)-1 Bailleul (Nord) landscape postcards from before the war. – [ca. 1912]. – (J.G. Hall collection). – 3 in file. P30(13.1)-1 Bailleul (Nord) Panorama / Imp. E. Le Dalery, Paris. – [ca. 1912]. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(13.2)-1 Bailleul (Nord) Hôtel de Ville / Imp. E. Le Dalery, Paris. – [ca. 1912]. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30 PPCLI First World War photo collection Page 3 P30(13.3)-1 Bailleul : Intérieur de L’Égilse Saint-Vaast / Imp. E. Le Dalery, Paris. – [ca. 1912]. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(14)-1 Postcards. Campagne de 1914-1916. Ypres. – 1914-1916. – (J.G. Hall collection). – 7 in file. P30(14.1)-1 Ypres: The Neptun Gate Butter street before the Bombardment and after / Antony, Ypres. – 1915. – Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie, Paris. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(14.2)-1 Halles of Ypres before the Bombardment and after / Antony, Ypres. – [ca. 1915]. – Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie, Paris. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(14.3)-1 Ypres : Saint-Martin’s cathedral before the Bombardment and after / Antony, Ypres. – [ca. 1915]. – Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie, Paris. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(14.4)-1 Hooghe lez Ypres castle before and after the Shelling / Antony, Ypres. – [ca. 1915]. – Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie, Paris. – (J.G Hall collection). P30(14.5)-1 Campagne de 1914-1916: Ypres. Halles and Cathedral Saint Martin / Antony, Ypres. [ca. 1916]. – Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie, Paris. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(14.6)-1 Campagne de 1914-1915: Ypres. The Carmelite Friars chapel / Antony, Ypres. – [ca. 1915]. – Imp. Phot. Neurdein et Cie, Paris. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(14.7)-1 Campagne de 1914-1915: No 14. Ypres. Vue Intérieure de Saint-Martin / Sansen Vanneste, Poperinghe. – [ca. 1915]. – Imp. E. Le Dalery, Paris. – (J.G. Hall collection). P30(15)-1 Unidentified Officers group photo, Ottawa, ON. – 1919 Mar. 20. – (W.E. Bastedo collection). P30(16)-1 Canadian homecoming, Ottawa, Parliament Buildings. – 1919. – (O.B. Rexford collection). – 4 copies of various sizes. P30(17)-1 W.W.1. Misc. Photos – 1919. – (O.B. Rexford collection). – 6 photos in file. P30(17.1)-1 Embarking for Canada from Liverpool. – 1919 Mar. – (O.B. Rexford collection). – 2 copies. P30(17.2)-1 Princess Patricia attaching the wreath of laurel to the Regimental Colour, Bramshott, England. – 1919 Feb. 19. – (O.B. Rexford collection). P30(17.3)-1 Princess Patricia attaching the wreath of laurel to the Regimental Colour, Bramshott, England / Daily Mirror Photograph. – 1919 Feb. 19. – Sgt. George Coops (McG1065 / 475806) identified closest to the camera. – (O.B. Rexford collection). P30(17.4)-1 Salute to Princess Patricia, Bramshott, England / Daily Mirror Photograph. – 1919 Feb. 19. – (O.B. Rexford collection). – 2 copies. P30(17.5)-1 Salute to Princess Patricia, Bramshott, England. – 1919 Feb. 19. – (O.B. Rexford collection). P30 PPCLI First World War photo collection Page 4 P30(18)-1 Mons, Belgium. – 1918 Nov. 11. – 1 photo negative, 8 photographs on 2 black scrapbook pages. P30(18.1)-1 Mons: Allom (?). – 1918 Nov. 11. – Officers on horses, soldiers at attention. P30(18.2)-1 Mons: guard for King Albert, Café des Princes – 1918 Nov. 15. P30(18.3)-1 Mons: soldiers waiting for the arrival of King Albert. – 1918 Nov. 15. P30(18.4)-1 Mons: soldiers waiting for the arrival of King Albert. – 1918 Nov. 15. P30(18.5)-1 Lifting the final section of the Quebec Bridge. – 1917 Sep. 20. P30(18.6)-1 Lifting the final section of the Quebec Bridge. – 1917 Sep. 20. P30(18.7)-1 Mons: soldiers March Past. – 1918 Nov. 15. – Au Greffier, Bellevue in background. P30(18.8)-1 Lifting the final section of the Quebec Bridge.
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