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Part of Peter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows the name of a camp created with stones on the ground. The sign reads: Camp I 41 / Victory. The location is camp one at Riding Mountain National Park.
This is a photo that shows a wide shot of a truck with an open back that is full of men standing up.
Dick, Otto, 1919-2009
At Riding Mountain Provincial Park
Part of Peter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows Peter Hiebert (at the right end). Others included (but not specifically identified) are: Arnold Fast and Henry Kliewer, both from Steinbach, an Isaac from Kleefeld, and Jake Reimer.
This is a photo of a boardwalk and docks at a lake.
Dick, Otto, 1919-2009
This is a photo of a man standing beside a partially-constructed bridge, made from hand-cut logs.
Dick, Otto, 1919-2009
This is a photo of a man standing beside a partially-constructed bridge, made from hand-cut logs.
Dick, Otto, 1919-2009
This photo is of a long path in a forest with tree stumps and the cut logs neatly piled to the sides.
Dick, Otto, 1919-2009
This photo is of a group of conscientious objectors working along a roadway clearing brush.
Dick, Otto, 1919-2009
Conscientious Objectors at Riding Mountain National Park
Part of Peter J. Dyck (1878-1947) and John P. Dyck (1901-1990) family fonds
This photo shows three tents in the background and men gathered around in front of the tents.
Cooks and foremen at the CO camp at Clear Lake
Part of Wilhelm H. Falk fonds
This photo is of 7 men standing outside a tent at Clear Lake alternative service camp for conscientious objectors at Riding Mountain National Park. Standing l-r is Dietrich Dyck - Cook, Patherson - clerk, Alexander Sutherland - foreman, George Griffith - sub foreman, John Waldner - cook, Bill Cripps - cook, Dave Kehler - cook.
Part of Wilhelm H. Falk fonds
This photo is of a 53 of young men who are at Clear Lake doing alternative service as conscientious objectors posing for a photo outside the tents where they slept at Riding Mountain National Park.
Dam Construction: Building Up Dam
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.
Dam Construction: C.O. Workers Building Dam
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.
Dam Construction: Constructing Dam
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.