Eddy Moulon getting his hair cut at Koksilah Alternative Service Work Camp, near Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia. Caption in album reads: "Barbering at Shawniga Lake camp, 8/42." Caption on back of photo reads: "Eddy Moulon getting barbered at Koksilah; 9/42." In Darrell Fry's list of men at Koksilah Camp in his book "Called to be a Soldier" (2014), an Edward Moutoux is listed, who is possibly Eddy Moulon.

Koksilah Alternative Service Work Camp near Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia. Caption in album reads: "Lake Shawnigan Camp, 8/42." Caption on back of photo reads: "Koksilah camps; 9/42."

Rufus Jutzi in a row boat on Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia. Caption in album reads: "Rufus Jutzi Lake Shawnigan, 8/42." Caption on back of photo reads: "Rufus in boat on Shawnigan Lake; 9/42."

Fred Cressman in a row boat on Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia. Caption in album reads: "Fred—Shawnigan Lake, 8/42." Caption on back of photo reads: "Myself in boat on Shawningan Lake."

Rufus Jutzi sitting on a deck overlooking Shawnigan Lake, British Columbia. Caption in album reads: "Rufus Jutzi Shawnigan Lake, 8/42." Caption on back of photo reads: "Ruffus Jutzi at Shawnigan Lake; 9/42."

Alternative Service workers building a road in winter. Written on back: "Heavy snowfall on our road. Bulldozer clearing away snow Jan '43."

Caption in album reads: "Elmer Martin, Floradale, caught a young deer - Boys huts in rear - See wash line."

Caption in album reads: "'Home sweet home' for the conchie during the duration!" A view of four cabins or huts at the Koksilah camp.

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."

Caption in album reads: "Mr. McWilliams, head of forestry, at Victoria, B.C. - Talking to one of staff. [Arrow drawn on photograph indicates] Road goes three miles beyond camp where it ends."

Caption in album reads: "Four boys cutting wood for camp use. [Numbers written on photograph:] 1 - Abe Bergen, Kitchener; 2 - Lorne Litwiller, [Kitchener]; 3 - Robert Welshman, London; 4 - Gerhard Thiessen, Kitchener." A.J. Klassen's <i>Alternative Service for Peace</i> does not list a Gerhard Thiessen from Kitchener, but does list a Gerald Thiessen from Waterloo. Darrell Frey's <i>Called to be a Soldier</i> lists a Gerhard Theissen from Waterloo. An Abe Bergen from Kitchener is listed at Kokshilah in <i>Called to be a Soldier</i>.

Caption in album reads: "Walter Bowman splitting wood and Frederick Deen handing it to the hatcher." Left to right: Walter Bowman (Waterloo, Ontario), Frederick Deen (or Dean) (Kitchener, Ontario).

Caption in album reads: "My house at Koksilah." Jesse B. Martin stands to the left of the cabin door.

Caption in album reads: "A fir tree. 19 feet in circumference. Many trees like this on the Island." Jesse B. Martin is on the right. Date from Martin's World War II memorandum book.