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 photo shows three tents in the background and men gathered around in front of the tents.

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 photo shows John Doerksen washing some clothes with a scrub board and tub.

This photograph is of C.O. service workers standing and working in the bush. This photograph was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.

In this photograph two men are loading brush onto the back of a National Forestry Programme truck. This photo is taken in the forest of the Riding Mountain National Park.

This photograph is of a dam in Riding Mountain National Park.

In this photograph a group of C.O. workers are nearly done clearing bush from the side of the highway. A truck is parked at the side of the road. Two men stand looking on. This photo was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.

In this photo a group of men are standing on a gravel road in the Riding Mountain National Park. They are wearing work clothes and holding shovels.

In this photograph, a National Forestry Programme truck is sitting in front of the forest. A light layer of snow is covering the ground and the truck. This photo was taken in the Riding Mountain National Park.
The truck is a 1939 Ford.

In this photo a group of men are working on either side of a curved road clearing weeds. The camp director Mr. Ed Brooks stands in the middle of the road. This photograph was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.

In this photograph men are working to remove weeds from either sides of the road. In the background stands an entrance gate to the Riding Mountain National Park. In the middle of the road at the far back, stands the camp director, Mr. Ed Brooks.

In this photograph a group of men are standing in front of a National Forestry Programme tent. As listed on the photograph (from left to right) the men are: F. Driedger, E. Janzen, J. Klassen, F. Rempel, J. Schroeder, Henry Sawatzky, F. Thiesen, D. Loeppky, W. Rempel. In this photograph F. Rempel stands holding a guitar. The men are posed informally and are wearing nice clothes. This photo was taken at Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park. This photograph also has a second copy, which is an enlarged version of the original.

In this photo a group of six conscientious objectors standing in front of a small building that bears the sign "Spring water". The spring water they are drinking from glass bottles comes from Clear Spring Bog, west of Whirlpool Lake. The men are wearing nice clothes. This photograph was taken in Riding Mountain National Park.

In this photograph a group of men are in relaxed poses on their beds inside a National Forestry Programme tent. A calendar hangs above them on the tent wall. This photo was taken at a C.O. camp by Clear Lake.