Night flying, recruitment in Hamilton, assorted camp activities

itemJuly 10, 1915–July 28, 1915Fonds 1548 > Series 1418 > File 1 > Item 33

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Held by: City of Toronto Archives via City of Toronto Archives
Dates: July 10, 1915–July 28, 1915 (indexed as 1915)
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Scope & content: Item consists of page 33 of the Boyd photograph album. There are nine photographs on the page, which are captioned as follows: 12147 - A bird of the night climbing up to keep company with the moonbeams; 12148 - Flying when the evening shadows are closing in, and the breezes drop with the sun; 12163 - An accident that was fortunately not serious for the flyer; it was rather bad for the machine; 12175 - Recruiting stand in Gore Park, Hamilton adjoining monument to Queen Victoria; 12189 - Lowering the flag at sundown in front of Headquarters, Barriefield Camp; 12191 - The steady uniform stride of the 38th Batt. is the result of careful training; 12194 - Recruits from Toronto for the 7th Field Battery learning the right foot from the left; 12196 - Shoeing horses at a field forge puts the men under active service conditions; 12197 - Bread and milk and cheese en route from the commissary to the cook house.
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