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Item is a photograph of five soldiers taken at Ripon Camp in North Yorkshire, England on March 5, 1919. James Wark stands on the far right of the group. The other soldiers, from left to right, are identified on the verso as Jack Travers, W. Whittaker, A.E. [Varden], and [R.]A. Tate.

The photograph presents the members of the Bishop's University Dramatic Society. Barbara Wark is found second from the right in the front row.

Item is a photograph of Catherine Wark taken around the 1940s.

Item is a photograph of Barbara Wark, taken in a photobooth around the 1940s.

Unidentified nursing students of the School of Nursing of the Montreal General Hospital dressed up for Halloween in 1960.

Unidentified nursing students of the School of Nursing of the Montreal General Hospital celebrating Christmas, with decorated tree visible, in 1960.

Barbara Wark dressed in a witch costume while a student of the School of Nursing of the Montreal General Hospital for Halloween in 1960.

Includes Albert Bryant.

The item is a plan for the interior seating and stage areas of His Majesty's Theatre in Sherbrooke, probably from around the 1910s.

The pamphlet contains a schedule and synopsis of the performances to be made at the Garrison Theatre, in Bramshott, during the week starting Sunday, January 5th, 1919.

The textual record contains the programme for Andre Charlot's "A to Z", performed at the Prince of Wales Theatre in July 1922.

The item is Jim Wark's journal entries shortly following his enlistment in World War I, more specifically during his trans-Atlantic voyage from Quebec to England in 1918.