| Photo Title: | Field Marshall Haig's Visit: Men and women at ceremony with tent in background at St. John's, Newfoundland. |
| Description: | Front row: Governor Allardyce(6th from left), Field Marshall Haig and Lady Dorthy Haig (with flowers), Lady Allardyce, ?, Prime Minister Monroe (2nd from right). |
| Image No.: | PF-315.299 |
| Image Location: | Job/pf315_299.jpeg |
| Date of Creation: | 1924 |
| Physical Description: | 1 photograph : sepia toned ; 7.5 x 13.5 cm |
| Biography/Admin History: | Taken during Haig's visit on the occasion of the opening of the National War Memorial on July 1, 1924 at St. John's. Field Marshall Haig (1861-1928) was a British senior officer during World War I. Sir William Lamond Allardyce(1861-1930) was Governor of Newfoundland from 1922 to 1928. His wife, Lady Elsie Elizabeth Allardyce, helped start the Girl Guide Movement in Newfoundland. |
| Collector: | John Job |
| Source Donor: | Donated by Ian Job Reid, 2002 |
| Collection Title: | Job Photograph Collection |
| Associated Material: | Job family papers |
| Restrictions on Access: | Copyright expired. |
| Copyright: | p |
| Physical Condition: | Fair |
| Notes: | Title based on contents of image. |
| Subjects: | Haig, Douglas, Sir, 1861-1928 / Haig, Dorothy, Lady, ?-1939 / Allardyce, Lady Elsie Elizabeth, 1878-1962 / Allardyce, Sir William Lamond, 1861-1930 / Monroe, Walter Stanley, 1871-1952. |
