Portrait of Clarence Kelly in highland uniform. Taken on August 20, 1945.

Item is a letter sent from Clarence Kelly to his sister Marjorie (May) Amy Kelly

It was sent via 'Armed Forces Air Letter' air mail. According to the letter, Kelly was stationed in Belgium at the time.

The items were published by The Crane Limited and subsidiary companies for their employees in the Armed Forces and for those at home who are keenly interested in the welfare of these friends in the services. a) March 1944 b) May-June 1944 c) April 1944 d) July-August 1944 e) September 1944 f) November 1944 g) December 1944 h) January 1945 i) CWAC Digest j) Understanding your Teenager*

6841- Photograph of plqaue with list of names of men who volunteered for active duty in World War II from St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Walton St. Port Hope. 6842- A photograph of a plaque with names for veterans in World War I at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church who lost their lives. 6843- Photogrpah of a plaque at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church for veternas in World War I 6844- Photograph of a plaque of methodists of United Church who gave thier lives. 6845-Photograph of a plaque in United Church for veterans from the church who volunteered for active duty in World War II 6846- Photograph of the resting place for Edward E Dodds at Canton Cemetary 6847- Photograph of the headstone for Edward E Dodds at Canton Cemetary. Mr Dodds recieved a medal of honour for the Civial War. 1845-1901

Fonds consists primarily of letters from Roland James Saundercook, a Canadian soldier fighting overseas, home to his immediate family in Collin's Bay, Ontario, dating between 1942 and 1945. Other letters present include from people overseas who had known Roland James Saundercook and wanted to send condolences to his family, and letters from family friends on the same topic dated 1945. Also present is Saundercook's flying log book and other military records, land records and a photograph of the Saundercook home in Collin's Bay, official military correspondence about his disappearance and his parents subsequent attempt to locate him, and a photograph album of early carte-de-visites, unidentified.

The fonds contains textual documents related to the postal service during the Second World War and afterwards. More specifically, the documents are linked to the postal office in Mead, Ontario, a village located approximately 35 km from Hearst. In addition to some correspondence letters, the fonds contains guidelines on regulating the mail sent to or by the prisoners of war, who worked in labour camps in the region.

The fonds contains interviews and other documents relating to the personal experiences of the veterans during WWII. In accordance with each of the veteran's preferences, the employees of the Research Chair recorded the interviews in audio or audiovisual format. Photographs or textual records preserved by the veterans or their families are sometimes added to the interviews.

The fonds is composed of nine series:

Joseph Bégin;
Marcel Boucher;
Margaret M. (Peggy) Brunelle;
Roland J. A. Brunelle;
Jacques Côté;
Einon Hillman;
J. Léopold (Paul) Lavoie;
William M. Sachowsky;
Clifford E. (Ted) Wilson.

The fonds contains graphic and textual records related to J.J. Sebisty’s Second World War service. This includes three photograph albums, a log book, an air route book, a photo portrait, a discharge certificate, and a file of documents related to the investigation into Sebisty’s 1944 crash. It also includes the following artefacts: 3 service pins, RAF 110 squadron badge, and a heliograph. The records are arranged in rough chronological order.

The fonds consists of Taylor’s RCAF log book, a colour photographic portrait, and two copied documents. The documents are a 1953 Canadian Armed Forces Record of Service form and a chronology for Taylor’s RCAF service created with information from the log book.

Fonds contains approximately 12,000 photographs taken by Morrison as part of his work as an airside photographer, as well as three log books and other records from his career in the RCAF, and a log from his participation in the Airport Watch volunteer group at Ottawa International Airport. The fonds has been arranged into three series: MOR-1) Airside photographs; MOR-2) RCAF career records; and MOR-3) Airport Watch and other documents. Beyond the Airport Watch log, the third series also includes a private flying license, business cards, and some documents collected by Morrison over time.