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Edgewood, British Columbia

Camp Opened: August 19, 1915

Camp Closed: September 23, 1916

Edgewood townsite and other work camps long Hwy 6; No known street address, Edgewood, British Columbia

• 1914/10/05 Vancouver World Will not Naturalize Enemies
• 1915/05/06 Vernon News Alien Prisoners may be Employed
• 1915/05/06 Vernon News Support for Monashee Road
• 1915/06/03 Vernon News More Aliens to Internment Camp
• 1915/06/03 Vernon News Twenty Aliens to Monashee
• 1915/06/10 Vernon News Fifty Aliens taken to Monashee
• 1915/06/10 Vernon News Major Wilson Returns to Coast
• 1915/06/10 Vernon News Prisoners Pass through Lumby on Way to Monashee
• 1915/06/14 Ottawa Journal Summer Now, They Long for Freedom
• 1915/06/17 Vernon News Vernon-Monashee Road
• 1915/06/24 Vernon News Monashee Work Progressing Well
• 1915/06/24 Vernon News Monashee-Edgewood Roadwork is Satisfactory
• 1915/08/13 Vancouver World Regimental Bases to Remain Here
• 1915/08/19 Vernon News 50 Prisoners Leave for Edgewood
• 1915/08/19 Vernon News Otter Visits Monashee
• 1915/08/28 Toronto Daily News Thousands Interned in British Columbia
• 1915/09/30 Vernon News Monashee Camp Closed
• 1915/12/21 Vancouver World Partial Slate is Submitted
• 1915/12/31 Crossfield Chronicle Value of Internment Work
• 1915/12/31 Crossfield Chronicle Value of Internment Work
• 1916/03/14 Vancouver World More Men Wanted
• 1916/03/18 Vancouver World Elderly Men for Guards Now
• 1916/04/01 Vancouver World Road System is Criticized
• 1916/05/30 Edmonton Bulletin Thousand Aliens to be Released
• 1916/05/30 Edmonton Bulletin Thousand Aliens to be Released
• 1916/09/30 Vancouver World New Treasury Staff Monday
• 1916/10/03 Vancouver World McMillans at Edgewood Internment Camp
• 1916/11/04 Brandon Daily Sun Trapper Finds Body of Man Long Dead
• 1918/05/10 Bow Island Review Otto Kasper Interned
• 1918/05/10 Bow Island Review Otto Kasper Interned
• 1918/06/12 Red Deer News Our Interned Aliens
• 1918/06/12 Red Deer News Our Interned Aliens