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Item consists of a photograph of a military parade at Beacon Hill park.

Item consists of a photograph of a military parade along Esquimalt road.

Photograph depicts crowds of people gathering along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, soldiers can be seen parading down the street. These men were at the time being mobilized at Willows Camp for the Canadian Siberian Expedition which was to persist despite the signing of the armistice. In the background, a few iconic businesses are in view including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Photograph depicts crowds of people gathering along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, soldiers can be seen parading down the street. These men were at the time being mobilized at Willows Camp for the Canadian Siberian Expedition which was to persist despite the signing of the armistice. In the background, a few iconic businesses are in view including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Photograph depicts crowds of people gathering along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, soldiers can be seen parading down the street. These men were at the time being mobilized at Willows Camp for the Canadian Siberian Expedition which was to persist despite the signing of the armistice. In the background, a few iconic businesses are in view including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Photograph depicts crowds of people gathering along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, a military marching band can be seen parading down the street. These men were at the time being mobilized at Willows Camp for the Canadian Siberian Expedition which was to persist despite the signing of the armistice. In the background, a few iconic businesses are in view including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Photograph depicts crowds of people gathering along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, soldiers can be seen parading down the street. These men were at the time being mobilized at Willows Camp for the Canadian Siberian Expedition which was to persist despite the signing of the armistice. In the background, a few iconic businesses are in view including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Photograph depicts crowds of people gathering along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, soldiers can be seen parading down the street. These men were at the time being mobilized at Willows Camp for the Canadian Siberian Expedition which was to persist despite the signing of the armistice. In the background, a few iconic businesses are in view including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Photograph depicts crowds of people gathering along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, a military marching band can be seen parading down the street. These men were at the time being mobilized at Willows Camp for the Canadian Siberian Expedition which was to persist despite the signing of the armistice. In the background, a few iconic businesses are in view including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Photograph depicts crowds of people along Government Street as they watch a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this photo, several cars drive in the parade, some heavily crowded with passengers celebrating the war's end. There are also three Canadian Red Cross cars. In the center vehicle, Muggins the Red Cross dog rides on the roof of the car while his name adorns banners on the sides of the car. Muggins the Red Cross dog was a famous mascot of the Canadian Red Cross who raised thousands of dollars for the war effort.

Photograph depicts crowds of people along Government Street for a parade acknowledging the end of the Great War. In this particular photo, a group of women participate in the parade holding a banner that says "The Woman's Auxiliary to Great War Veterans". This group of volunteers helped soldiers returning home by raising money, visiting them in hospital and sending care packages to the hospitalized and their families. In the background are a few iconic businesses including Two Jacks Dope Ltd, cigars and billiards, as well as the Imperial Bank of Canada.

Item consists of a photograph of a church parade in Esquimalt consisting of members of the 88th Fusiliers and the 5th Regiment C.G.A. with the officers and ratings of the H.M.C.S. Rainbow as well as naval volunteers.

Item consists of a photograph of a church parade in Esquimalt consisting of members of the 88th Fusiliers and the 5th Regiment C.G.A. with the officers and ratings of the H.M.C.S. Rainbow as well as naval volunteers.

Marching along street - Cheadle Hotel, New York Trading and Bleak House on the right.

Item consists of a photograph of a military parade at MacAulay plains. The photograph had previously been identified as Beacon Hill Park.

Liquor store, lower right, across street from camp.

Item consists of a photograph of a military parade (possibly Royal Engineers) along Esquimalt Road. Two children are running alongside the marchers.