Listed here are various items pertinent to the First World War, and belonging to a Fort Erie veteran of the conflict. Items include an article from Maclean's that revisits the causes of the war, and the role played by Canadians in assisting the efforts of Great Britain. Additionally, a note reciting the words of stoic philosopher and Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius is used to illustrate the lessons learned in the trenches.
Listed here is a newspaper memoriam pertinent to the life of Byron Wilson, a Bridgeburg resident who fought as a Corporal in the First World War. Wilson was present at the Battle of Ypres, one of the wars decisive battles.
Provided here is Mary Krieger's interview. She discusses such topics as:
Farming
World War I
Technology
North end
Railroad
Medicine
Stores
Erie Beach
New Germany
Peace Bridge
Buffalo
Schools
Factories and industry
South end
North end
Ridgeway
Fort Erie Times
Racetrack
