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Wilson Hunsberger

CA MAO Hist.Mss.22.1.3-1
Item
[between 1942 and 1943]

Part of Wilson Hunsberger photograph album

Filming of "The Commandos Strike at Dawn"

CA MAO Hist.Mss.22.1.3-3
Item
1942

Part of Wilson Hunsberger photograph album

Actors in German solders' uniforms on a mountaintop with artillery near Victoria, British Columbia

Koksilah Alternative Service Work Camp

CA MAO Hist.Mss.22.1.3-6
Item
[between 1942 and 1943]

Part of Wilson Hunsberger photograph album

Caption in album reads: "Forestry camp C3. 10 miles from Shawnigan Lake, Vancouver Is."

Alternative Service workers building a road

CA MAO Hist.Mss.22.1.3-7
Item
[1942 or 1943]

Part of Wilson Hunsberger photograph album

Caption in album reads: "Building a road through virgin forest. Douglas Fir, Hemlock and Red Cedar."

Koksilah River near the Alternative Service camp

CA MAO Hist.Mss.22.1.3-17
Item
[1942 or 1943]

Part of Wilson Hunsberger photograph album

Harold Ashley and Mrs. Ashley

CA MAO Hist.Mss.22.1.3-18
Item
[1942 or 1943]

Part of Wilson Hunsberger photograph album

Location is possibly British Columbia. A.J. Klassen's Alternative Service for Peace lists a Harold Ashley from Toronto, Ontario. The photo appears to be a wedding picture. A list in the Mennonite Archives of Ontario indicates he was a Christadelphian from Longbranch, Ontario.