LCol Duncan Donald, VD – Oil painting
Commanding Officer, 134th Battalion, 1915 – 1916
LCol Alfred M. Cosby – oil painting
Commanding Officer 1898 – 1900. Alfred Morgan Cosby was Canadian born the eldest son of John Cosby of Pelham, County Welland, Ontario on 11 September, 1838. He was educated in Toronto, and joined the Bank of Toronto in 1861 becoming manager of the branch at Port Hope. In 1876 he became managing director of the […]
LCol John Irvine Davidson, oil painting
This 1910 oil painting by E. Wyly Grier hangs in the Officers’ Mess. Lieutenant-Colonel John Irvine Davidson was gazetted (provisionally) the first Commanding Officer on 20 November 1891 and formally confirmed 25 March 1892. In the military he began as a private in Scotland, serving a total of five years in the 7th Aberdeenshire Volunteers, […]
48th Bn Highlanders on parade
Lithographed copy of original; wood frame, cardboard matting, glass cover. Frame has brass plaque presented to LCol M.E. George, CD from the Old Comrades Association. Lithograph of the original painting of the 48th Battalion (Highlanders) in full scarlet dress uniform, displayed in the museum on the south wall. Under the painting on the left side: […]
LCol CE Bent, CMG, DSO, VD – oil painting (Officers’ Mess)
Commanding Officer, 15th Battalion (48th Highlanders) 1916 – 1919
Ross MK III Rifle (M-10) 1916 (Ross Rifle Co.)
#50661161 bolt action, barrel length 25 2/16; Cal .303 (7.7 mm) magazine (5 round capacity); Bayonet
Ross MK III Rifle (M-10) 1916 (Ross Rifle Co.)
#50661217, bolt action, barrel length 25 3/16 cal .303 (7.7mm) magazine 5 round capacity