"Fabulous exhibit!"

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"So well done."

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"Fantastic exhibition!"

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"Great talent!"

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"Wonderful exhibit, so much attention to detail."

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"Beautiful artworks. Thanks for sharing!"

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"Very impressed.

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"'Remembering' at the gallery is amazing!"

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"Fabulous exhibit!" - "So well done." - "Fantastic exhibition!" - "Great talent!" - "Wonderful exhibit, so much attention to detail." - "Beautiful artworks. Thanks for sharing!" - "Very impressed. - "'Remembering' at the gallery is amazing!" -

Featuring scale models by Barry Friesen and Rod Buhr, paintings by Steve Penner, historical photographs and documents on loan from Perry Batchelor, and more.

Macro shots provided by DW Productions. Click here for their Instagram. Click here for their Facebook.

Additional photos by Renae Friesen.

Medals and effects on display belonged to Sergeant Don Batchelor (photo displayed on the right).

Items on loan from Perry Batchelor.

On display, Watch in the Reichswald by Rod Buhr depicts the radio operator and the driver waiting in their Universal Carrier hiding behind a shelled barn. The Forward Observation Officer and his assistant are in the hayloft keeping watch on the enemy In a nearby farm. An abandoned German anti-tank gun is partially covered in netting and straw.

To the left of the scene, a photo of Lance Corporal Peter Hildebrand and his medals are displayed behind Remembrance Day informational pamphlets.

World War II

13th Field Battery, 6th Field Regiment

June 1940, England

29” x 7” Photograph

On loan from Perry Batchelor

War by Steve Penner

2004

Oil on wood panel

24” x 18”

Terrorism by Steve Penner

2012

Acrylic in drywall mounted on masonite panel

24” x 24”

Terrorism by Steve Penner (left) beside It’s a Bomb! by Rod Buhr (right).

Need Some Help? by Barry Friesen

A Canadian Radio Jeep and Universal Carrier have come to the aid of a British ‘Dingo’ Scout car. The Dingo became stuck when the crew tried to cross a shallow stream after finding the bridge was destroyed. The Canadian crew seem to be enjoying this moment.