Souvenir of Niagara Camp

Camp Niagara, in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, was used as summer training grounds for the Second Division of the Canadian Expeditionary Force at the start of World War I in 1914. In 1917, the Camp was used to train a group of expatriate Poles and Polish Americans who were recruited to serve in the war. Over 22, 000 volunteers of the Polish diaspora from across Canada and the United States trained at Camp Niagara, known to them as Camp Kosciuszko.

A booklet entitled Souvenir of Niagara Camp: Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada, featuring post cards with images of Niagara Camp and Fort Mississauga during World War I. There are 16 black and white post cards included. Most of the images are of overseas forces at Camp Niagara. Other images include the Governor General and Headquarter staff at Camp Niagara, Fort George Hospital, Battalion Camp at Fort Mississauga, and Premier Borden reviewing Overseas Forces at Camp Niagara. The booklet is published by F.H. Leslie Limited, Publisher, Niagara Falls.