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In this photo several conscientious objectors are setting a log across a creek to create a dam. The construction site is at Whirlpool Lake, two and a half miles north of Camp 1, which is based in Wasagaming, near Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba.

The conscientious objectors in this photo are building the base of the dam at Whirlpool Lake out of logs. This photograph was taken at Whirlpool Lake, two and a half miles north of Camp 1, near Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba.

In this photograph a group of men are cutting down dead trees in Riding Mountain National Park. Some have taken on silly poses, while others appear to still be at work.

In this photo five men are posing on a gravel road in the Riding Mountain National Park. They are holding shovels and wearing work clothes.

In this photograph five men are informally posed in front of a National Forestry Programme tent. They are dressed in a silly manner, with pant legs rolled up and jackets on backwards. As listed on the photo, the men are (left to right) Elvan Dyck, J. Huebner, J. Klassen, and J. Wall. The man sitting on J. Klassen's shoulders does not have a name listed on the photograph. This photo was taken at the C.O. Camp in Clear Lake.

In this photo a group of men are swimming in the river. Eight of them stand lined up in the water for the photo, while another dives in behind them, and several men sit at the side. The first four men (from left to right) as listed on the photograph are H. Worms, A. Wall, J. Goenther, and J. Wall. The man on the far right is J. Dyck. The rest of the C.O.'s in the photo are unnamed. This photo was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.

This photograph is of a C.O. worker standing outside of a National Forestry Programme tent. The man stands posed with one fist on his hip. One flap of the tent is open and beds can be seen inside. This photograph was taken at the C.O. Camp by Clear Lake.

This photograph is of a Grey Goose Bus. The bus is filled with men, some of whom are exchanging comments with those standing outside the bus. Other men are standing around outside the bus talking to one another. This photo was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.

In this photograph a group of men are casually posed outside of a tent. The men are (from left to right), as listed on the photo: F. Siemens, P. Banman, J. Krahn, A. Schmidt, A. Dueck, D. Braun, A. Rempel, and P. Krahn. Most of the men are nicely dressed, but have their shirt sleeves rolled up. This photograph was taken at the C.O. Camp by Clear Lake, and is a copy of the original.

This photograph is of Mr. Ed Brooks, the director at Camp 1 in Clear Lake. He is sitting on a bed in a tent. He is wearing work clothes. This photo was taken at the Conscientious objector camp by Clear Lake, riding Mountain National Park.

In this photograph a group of C.O. workers are posed in front of a National Forestry Programme tent. Many of the men are nicely dressed. Henry H. Sawatzky is fourth from the left in the middle row This photo was taken at the C.O. camp by Clear Lake.

In this photograph a group of conscientious objectors, gathered in discussion around one end of the partially constructed dam. This photograph was taken at Whirlpool Lake, two and a half miles north of Camp 1, near Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba.

In this photograph several conscientious objectors are busy building the dam. They are at Whirlpool Lake, two and a half miles north of Camp 1 (based in Wasagaming), near Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba. Ed Brooks, camp boss stands leaning on the dam and looking down.

In this photograph six men are informally posed in front of a 'Men Working' sign alongside the road, displaying their sense of humor -- leaning on shovels and using other tools for not their intended purposes. This photo was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.

In this photograph two men are standing outside on a bridge. They are posing beside one another, and are wearing their work clothes. This photograph was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.