Stained glass Window, see item in newsletter, December 1982 Memorial. It was suspended at the South end of the Parade square window in the Seaforth Armoury. The glass depicts the silhouette of a helmeted WW II Canadian soldier and the Seaforth badge. From the Regimental Association newsletter, December 1982, pages 8 and 9: "Following the closure of the kitchen and bar in the Lecture Room, the Lounge upstairs was opened to our members and guests. Tom O'Neil oversaw the opening of our Museum and we are happy to report that many of our Cadets and visitors took advantage of this opportunity to view our display . The stained glass window made by Eric Ashby is now in Place and Tom O'Neil is to be congratulated on its installation. The window is protected on the outside by a heavy mesh safety glass which does not however detract in any way from the beauty of the stained glass window itself." Newsletter is attached to Media