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"Punching with Pemberton: How Pte. John Bernard Croak Won the Victoria Cross"
Part of John Bernard Croak fonds
Item is an article titled "How Pte. John Bernard Croak Won the Victoria Cross" from a column titled "Punching with Pemberton," written by J. Earle Pemberton.
Attestation Papers, John Bernard Croak
Part of John Bernard Croak fonds
Item is a copy of John Bernard Croak's attestation papers.
Item is an audio recording of segments of regimental dinners that were held between 1956 to 1958. Msgr. MacGillivary, who served in World War 1 as a chaplain, speaks as a guest at a regimental dinner. Several World War 2 veterans also speak.
Item is an audio recording pertaining to Cape Breton's Militia History. The interviewee focuses on the history of the 94th Argyll Highlanders, his experiences during World War 1, and the wartime experiences of fellow Cape Breton serviceman Perciva...
Speech on the Cape Breton Highlanders at Old Sydney Society
Item is an audio recording of a speech on the Cape Breton Highlanders at the Old Sydney Society. The role of the Cape Breton Highlanders during World War 1 is featured on the second side of the tape.
Dan E. McQuarrie Experience in WW1
Item is an audio recording pertaining to Dan E. McQuarrie's experience in World War 1.
WW1 Officers in Moxham's Castle
Item is a photograph of four medical personnel officers inside Moxham's Castle, where they were stationed during World War 1 when the castle functioned as a military hospital.
Item is a postcard of the 185th Battalion marching in Broughton, Cape Breton during World War 1. The soldiers in full uniform are marching past the rear of the Broughton Arms Hotel, which is visible in the background.
Item is a photograph of the "Albert J. Lutz", a schooner outfitted as a Canadian Q ship during World War 1. A 4" gun was mounted on its deck behind the dories. It was stationed in Sydney harbour from 1917-1918.
Item is a postcard showing the return of the 25th Battalion of the CEF to Halifax on May 16, 1919 after the end of the First World War. Soldiers participating in the parade are noted to be carrying a Maj. Matheson, visible on the shoulders of one ...