Lol very descriptive title, I know.
Anyway, I work at a non-profit that exists for the sole reason of providing support to veterans and their families. When it comes down to it, that's what we do. Whether it be giving them a place to settle down, have a drink and chat with friends, visiting them in the hospital when they are ill, or providing comfort and a funeral service for when they pass away, we're here for them and their families, to say Thank You.
So we were working on our display, and pulling out some pictures we had to see what we could put up where, and we found a drawing, of a soldier, we think in WWI, and the only thing we can find that MAY be a signature or give a hint of who did it, is "The Canadian".
Any ideas of how I'd even go about finding info on it? We just want to know where it came from/who did it/anything really. My Google skills are lacking and didn't bring up anything XD
Anyway, I work at a non-profit that exists for the sole reason of providing support to veterans and their families. When it comes down to it, that's what we do. Whether it be giving them a place to settle down, have a drink and chat with friends, visiting them in the hospital when they are ill, or providing comfort and a funeral service for when they pass away, we're here for them and their families, to say Thank You.
So we were working on our display, and pulling out some pictures we had to see what we could put up where, and we found a drawing, of a soldier, we think in WWI, and the only thing we can find that MAY be a signature or give a hint of who did it, is "The Canadian".
Any ideas of how I'd even go about finding info on it? We just want to know where it came from/who did it/anything really. My Google skills are lacking and didn't bring up anything XD