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Title: Cranbrook World War I Veterans, May 12, 1937
Internal ID: 0438.0001
Medium: Photograph
Date: May 12th 1937
Collection: 0438
Source: Cranbrook History Centre Archives
People: Bell, Kerr, Laurie, Lewis, MacDonald, Malcolm, McNeil, Miller, Moore, Nicol, Steele, Watson, Wood, Woods, Hayward, Williston, Carson, Mason, Passmore, Johnston, Ferguson, George, Russell, Soden, Mann, Finley, Huxtable, Stevely, Dooley, Grillo, Gummer, Hartenall, Hewson, Hilton, John, Kirwin, McGill, McRan, Reade, Vigers
Source External ID: Daily Townsman, November 10, 1988; 1988.062.001 Original copy held in the History Centre Archives
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World War I veterans gathered on May 12, 1937 - the coronation date of King George & Queen Elizabeth. The photo is taken beside the former Canadian Legion Building on Baker Street. Back row (L-R): Peter Watson, unknown, Jim Mann, Dave Ferguson, Bob Laurie, Les Carson. Third row: Bill Hayward, Jock Miller, Chris McNeil, Syd Malcolm, Frank Passmore, Wes Finley, Jimmy George, unknown, Bill John, unknown, Dan Miller, Ray Williston, George Stevely, Walter Soden (?). Second row: Unknown, Girvin Moore, George Kirwin, Rev. J.F. Bell, Arthur McRan, Alex Steele, Ed Woods, Hughie McGill, Walter Dooley, Charlie MacDonald, George Russell (?), Charles Kerr, Jock MacDonald. Front row: Bill Nicol, Walter Reade, Wm. Hewson, Harry Bevis, Jimmy Vigers, Bill Lewis, Louis Hilton, John Grillo, Ted Gummer, Reg Hartenall, Frank Wood, Bert Huxtable, Bill Johnston, unknown, Ken Mason.
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