A man, identified by Wes Brown as Jake Tiessen, stands in the snow at Montreal River. According to A. J. Klassen's book <i>Alternative Service for Peace</i>, a Jake or Jack Tiessen was a conscientious objector from Leamington, Ontario.
A view of Lake Superior from the Coppermine Point lighthouse taken on an excursion by Montreal River conscientious objectors. See also Hist.Mss.1.202.3.38-42.
Len Markwell writes in his bunk at the Montreal River camp. Caption in album reads: "Len 'Rabbi' Markwell." An "L. Markwell" from Oshawa, Ontario is listed as a conscientious objector in A.J. Klassen's <i>Alternative Service for Peace</i>.
Lighthouse at Coppermine Point, Ontario, taken on an excursion by conscientious objectors from the Montreal River camp. See also Hist.Mss.1.202.3.38-42.
Photograph of married men serving at Montreal River Alternative Service Work Camp in March 1942. The men are not identified. Religious Director J. Harold Sherk is in the back row at extreme left. See also Hist.Mss.1.202.3-61.
Photograph of married men serving at Montreal River Alternative Service Work Camp in March 1942. The men are not identified. Religious Director J. Harold Sherk is in the back row at extreme left. See also Hist.Mss.1.202.3-57.
Photograph of group 4 & 5 at the Montreal River Alternative Service Work Camp taken in March, 1942. It was in this month that the men were informed they would need to serve for the duration of the war. The men are not identified in the photo.
Caption on back reads: "Nick Siblock and wife Olga at Montreal River." A.J. Klassen's <i>Alternative Service for Peace</i> lists a Nick Siblock from Oshawa, Ontario as an Alternative Service worker.
