pferguson | August 7, 2018
Thread Three We awake to the sound of church bells announcing that our day is to begin. Refreshed and reinvented, our breakfast and table furnishings delight the soul as I continue to refine a short piece for the Western Front Association. Our day takes us to the In Flanders Fields Museum where the current temporary […]
Category: Our Thoughts |
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Tags: Cloth Hall, In Flanders Fields Museum, The Last Post, Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial (Belgium), Zonnebeke Memorial Museum - Passchendaele
pferguson | January 18, 2016
16th Battalion C.E.F. Prisoners of War (Part 1) At long last the first installment of Canadian Scottish soldiers captured during the Great War. This work would not have been possible without the tremendous effort of the late Ted Wigney whose work, in recording and publishing (for all) a record of CEF prisoners of war, was a […]
Category: Snapshots of the Great War |
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Tags: 16th Battalion CEF (Canadian Scottish), 1915, Amputation, Army Order 193 (1919), Attempting to Escape, Captain B.L. Johnston, Determination, Died of Wounds as Prisoner of War, Escaped, Escaping, Gallant Conduct, Interned in Holland, Larchwood (Railway Cutting) Cemetery (Belgium), Lieutenant F.W. MacDonald, Lieutenant Victor Alexander MacLean MC, Major R.Y. Cory, Mentioned in Despatches, Military Cross, Military Medal, Niederzwehren War Cemetery (Germany), Prisoner of War, Prisoners of War, Released, Released [from captivity], Russian Order of St. Anne 4th Class, Schevenigen, Second Battle of Ypres, Services Rendered in Captivity, Tyne Cot Cemetery (Belgium), Ypres (Menin Gate) Memorial (Belgium)
