Caption in album reads: "Group at Koksilah Camp. This is forty miles from Victoria on Island. Shawnigan Lake is seven miles. [X marked on photograph identifies] William Mudge, foreman. [1 marked on photograph identifies] Bill Stubbs, cook."
Alternative Service workers building a road in winter. Written on back: "Heavy snowfall on our road. Bulldozer clearing away snow Jan '43."
Alternative Service workers cutting fir trees to build a road.
Alternative Service workers building a road
Bill Mudge, Koksilah camp foreman
Mal Petersen, Koksilah office clerk
Caption in album reads: "Mal. Petersen, office clerk." He is standing in the door to the office. A.J. Klassen's <i>Alternative Service for Peace</i> lists a Mel Peterson at Koksilah.
Wilson Hunsberger and Robert Stewart
Caption in album reads: "1942: Labour Day hike to San Juan River, residence of Mr. Robert Stewart, prospector: Mr.Stewart [foreground] and I on a unique bridge over the gold panning San Juan River."
Caption in album reads: "1942: Labour Day hike to San Juan River, residence of Mr. Robert Stewart, prospector." Robert Stewart is on the left with his dog Buster. They are standing on a bridge spanning the San Juan River. A.J. Klassen in <i>Alternative Service for Peace</i> lists both a "Dave" and a "David" Neufeld from Abbotsford, British Columbia.
Robert Stewart and Buster on the San Juan
Caption in album reads: "1942: Labour Day hike to San Juan River, residence of Mr. Robert Stewart, prospector. Mr. S. and Buster on San Juan."
Alternative Service workers with trout
Caption in album reads: "Recreation: a 'monster' steelhead: Fish caught in Koksilah River. This trout is so large that it is believed it grew up in the river, never swam the rapids to the salt water."
Alternative Service worker reading in bunk
Caption in album reads: "Recreation: in the bunk at nightfall."
Alternative Service workers playing volleyball
Alternative Service worker dressed for work
Caption in album reads: "Dressed for work." The man, possibly Wilson Hunsberger, is wearing gloves, a rain hat and work boots, and carrying tools. This fire fighting uniform was called a "dryback."
Burnt Bridge on the Silvermine Trail
Caption in album reads: "'The Burnt Bridge.' Picturesque landmark on the Silvermine Trail. Site of the 2nd camp, erected Fall 1943."