Photograph depicts soldiers from the 11th Canadian Mounted Rifles aboard the Princess Charlotte. A commanding officer is one of the last to board the ship.
Photograph depicts a Corporal from the 11th Overseas Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion standing on a boardwalk amidst all the mud at Willows Camp. On top of his rank insignia is a Bandsman trade badge.
Photograph depicts a Corporal from the 11th Overseas Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion standing on a boardwalk amidst all the mud at Willows Camp. On top of his rank insignia is a Bandsman trade badge.
Photograph depicts a soldier with the rank of Lance-Corporal on a horse at Willows Camp. He belongs to the 11th Overseas Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion.
Photograph depicts the Princess Charlotte pulling out of Victoria's harbour with the latest draft of soldiers from the 11th Canadian Mounted Rifles. Some civilians on smaller boats have approached the troopship to wave one final goodbye.
Photograph depicts the area of Vernon camp where the 11th Canadian Mounted Rifles trained in 1915. The area is marked by designs made of coloured stones at the base of a flag pole.
Photograph depicts a Sergeant from the 11th Overseas Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion standing on a boardwalk amidst the muddy grounds at Willows Camp. On top of his rank insignia is a Bandsman trade badge.
Photograph depicts a Sergeant from the 11th Overseas Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion standing on a boardwalk amidst the muddy grounds at Willows Camp. On top of his rank insignia is a Bandsman trade badge.
Photograph depicts a soldier from the 11th Overseas Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion standing on a boardwalk amidst the muddy grounds at Willows Camp. Just barely visible on the right side of the frame is the 11th CMR Band room.
Photograph depicts two pictures of cavalry soldiers taken at Willows Camp. In the second image, the soldier stands outside a horse's stable. He wears the cap and collar badges of the 11th Overseas Canadian Mounted Rifles Battalion. His uniform comprises a Canadian pattern Service Dress jacket with riding breeches, riding boots, leather Oliver bandolier and whistle lanyard.
Photograph depicts two soldiers from the 11th Overseas Battalion, Canadian Mounted Rifles at Vernon Camp. The pair are posing outside their tent and are wearing riding breeches and leather bandoliers.
Photograph depicts the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) marching across a field. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts soldiers from the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) marching on the streets. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts soldiers from the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) marching across a field. They are led by a marching band. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts soldiers from the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) marching on the streets. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts soldiers from the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) marching on the streets. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts soldiers from the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) marching on the streets. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) on horseback moving across a field. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) on horseback moving across a field. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) on horseback moving across a field. Notes left by the photographer suggest these soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
Photograph depicts the 11th CMR (Canadian Mounted Rifles) on horseback moving across a field. At the head of the group are officers Major M. A. Curwen, Lieutenant-Colonel Kirkpatrick, Major W. D. Bruce and others. Notes left by the photographer suggest that some of the soldiers may have been recruited from Nanaimo.
