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Photograph depicts two high ranking military officials from Military District #11 on a train in Vernon, B.C. They had come to Vernon to inspect troops.

Photograph depicts high-ranking military officials outside the "General's car", a private train carriage with its own balcony to address the public when travelling. A CPR attendant can also be seen near the train.

Photograph depicts soldiers from an unspecified battalion marching on the grounds of Vernon camp as high-ranking officials observe. In the forefront of the shot are members of the band playing clarinet, bass drum and cymbals.

Photograph depicts a general inspecting or addressing officers at Vernon camp.

Photograph depicts soldiers standing in an area of camp. One of the wooden structures has a sign making it as "Brigade MP and Misc Details".

Photograph depicts an area of Vernon Camp. In view are the "Orderly Room N.I.F.A.D. Camp Sanitary Officer" and "Admission Office".

Photograph depicts a view of the military training camp in Vernon. This picture was taken in 1915 while the 62nd Battalion were training on the site. A flag with their battalion number, as well as decorations on the ground, are ways in which soldiers identified their area of the camp. A soldier stands guard outside the wooden sentry box.

Photograph depicts the Camp Headquarters at Vernon military camp. The wooden structure is home to the office of the Camp Commandant. There is a large British Union-Jack flag.

Photograph depicts a bird's-eye view of the military training camp in Vernon. Beyond the camp are the farms and rolling hills of the Okanagan.

Photograph depicts a view of the camp area in Vernon that was home to the 54th Kootnenay Battalion in 1915. The photograph shows the canvas tents that housed soldiers and that served as administrative areas. Some areas that are marked in this picture are a Guard Room, Chaplain, Officers' area, Adjutant, Quartermaster, Paymaster, and Medical Officer. A large design marks the battalion's name.

Photograph depicts a view of the military training camp in Vernon. This picture was taken in 1915 while the 62nd Battalion were training on the site. A flag with their battalion number, as well as decorations on the ground, are ways in which soldiers identified their area of the camp.

Photograph depicts an entire brigade of soldiers on the training field at Vernon military training camp. It is unknown which brigade or what battalions are represented in the photo.

Photograph depicts an entire brigade of soldiers on the training field at Vernon military training camp. It is unknown which brigade or what battalions are represented in the photo.

Photograph depicts an entire brigade of soldiers on the training field at Vernon military training camp. It is unknown which brigade or what battalions are represented in the photo. The living quarters of the camp and the city can be seen in the distance.

Photograph depicts soldiers mounted on horses on the grounds surrounding the military training camp in Vernon. The battalion has not been labelled by the photographer.

Photograph depicts a group of soldiers wearing summer camp clothes marching in the fields near Vernon military camp. Their battalion is unknown.

Photograph depicts staff at the outdoor canteen and cooking facilities at Vernon Camp.

Photograph depicts soldiers dining at the outdoor canteen. They eat under canvas from their mess tins. Photograph taken at Vernon Camp. On the left side of the frame is the kitchen staff.

Photograph depicts a group of soldiers wearing summer camp clothes standing at attention on the grounds near Vernon military camp. One row of the soldiers has begun marching. This photo was not labeled with a battalion number.

Photograph depicts a group of soldiers marching behind an officer on horseback. The men appear to be holding flags or rolled-up banners. They march in front of the camp headquarters.

Photograph depicts a battalion of soldiers marching in a valley amongst the rolling hills of the Okanagan. They are marching near Vernon military camp.

Photograph depicts two soldiers from unidentified battalions on horseback at Vernon Camp. They appear to be near the stables as several horses are being fed behind them.

Photograph depicts a small group of soldiers posing together outside their tent at Vernon Camp. The group are part of the 62nd Battalion. Inside the tent, you can see the legs of a soldier who is lying down.

Photograph depicts a group pf soldiers from the 54th Kootenay Battalion posing with a lieutenant at Vernon Camp.

Photograph depicts an unidentified group of soldiers in Vernon, BC. They appear to be wearing their full kit and may be preparing for a departure via train.

Photograph depicts a sergeant-major sitting at his desk inside a tent at the training camp in Vernon, B.C. His badges are from the 6th Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles.

Photograph depicts soldiers from an unknown battalion posing outside their tent at Vernon Camp. One man holds up a pennant flag with the words "Vernon Camp B.C.". Next to them is a pile of blankets and their mess tins.

Photograph depicts a group of soldiers standing outside a tent at Vernon Camp. Their regiment/battalion is unknown.

Photograph depicts the officers of the 62nd Battalion at Vernon camp. Seated in the centre of the group is officer commanding Lieutenant-Colonel John Herbert D. Hulme.

Photograph depicts lines of men dressed in naval uniforms carrying Lee-Enfields rifles. They are either Navy cadets or volunteers, though their unit or affiliation was not specified by the photographer.