An exhibition of over 30 original sketches of people and places near the Canadian lines during WWI by H.W. Cooper whose work appeared in Macleans Magazine and other publications before the war. Macleans published a number of his sketches and letters in 1918 in a series of articles which are reproduced in the exhibit. Also included are a number of paintings by Ross Osgoode an artist from St. Thomas who served in the war and produced views of a number of landmarks as he saw them including the Gates of Arras and the Cloth Hall at Ypres.