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The Black Watch (RHR) of Canada Regimental Archives Historical Research/Visitation The Black Watch (RHR) of Canada Regimental Archives are open to members of the academic and military community, as well as interested members of the general public. Please contact the Museum and Archives coordinator at 514-496-1686 ext 230 or at by e-mail to discuss your area of interest and make an appointment. As our Archival finding aides are works in progress, please allow for a reasonable delay while we search through our holdings and prepare documents for your visit. Please note that the Regimental Archives are not publically funded and depend largely on your contributions to remain accessible. A donation to the Museum Fund would be greatly appreciated to offset the costs of preparation and staffing the Regimental Archives. Copies of documents are available upon request, but relevant charges will apply. Personnel Records/Request for Service Information Personnel records represent roughly one third of the holdings of the Regimental Archives. Regrettably, it is not a comprehensive collection. Though the collection holds documents from c.1890 to c.1960, it is at its most comprehensive for soldiers from the WWI and WWII periods and particularly for original members of the Overseas Battalions. If you are interested in making a service information inquiry, please download and complete the form found HERE Featured Content Below is a series of sample documents held in the Regimental Archives. As more of our documents are digitalized, we hope to make them accessible through this website. Please check back soon as we hope to add more content regularly.
Other Online Resources: The call to arms: Montreal's roll of honour, European war, 1914 (Digital copy) Commonwealth War Graves Commission Military Records at the National Archives |







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