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Introduction to historical records

Explore the inspiring tale of WWI Gunner Faus Metcalf who bravely fought but never returned home. Discover the significance of his sacrifice and delve into historical records from Canada's archives to commemorate his legacy. Uncover the poignant narratives preserved in documents, photos, and eyewitness accounts, shedding light on the courage and sacrifice of those who served during World War I. Join us on a journey of remembrance and honor as we pay tribute to the heroes of the past whose stories continue to resonate today.

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Introduction to historical records

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  1. Introduction to historical records

  2. Federal cabinet records: eligible for release after 20 years

  3. OTTAWA CITIZEN STORY An act of remembrance: The story of WWI Gunner Faus Metcalf, 'who died ... without a chance to live' http://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/an-act-of-remembrance-the-story-of-wwi-gunner-faus-metcalf-who-died-without-a-chance-to-live

  4. FIRST WorLD WAR records: FAUS METCALF

  5. ONLINE RESOURCES Virtual Reference Libraryhttps://www.torontopubliclibrary.ca/digital-archive/ Historical Hansard http://parl.canadiana.ca/https://www.lipad.ca/ Early Canadiana http://online.canadiana.ca/ City of Ottawa Archives https://ottawa.ca/en/residents/arts-heritage-and-culture/city-ottawa-archives Globe and Mail, Ottawa Citizen, Toronto Star historical databases available through Carleton’s MacOdrum Library

  6. LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADAWELLINGTON STREET, OTTAWA

  7. Library and Archives: http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca

  8. In your groups, try to find ... • A book about a Canadian painter • A federal cabinet document relating to Quebec • The title of a video about the Vimy Memorial • An unidentified flying object sighting report from 1963 • A photo of a prime minister from the 19th century Library and Archives: http://www.bac-lac.gc.ca

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