The image shows a wooden archway with a plaque on it that reads "The Great War 1914-1919". The archway is made of wood and has intricate carvings on the top and sides. Below the archway, there are three plaques with the names of the members of the Great War. The plaques are arranged in a row, with the first one on the left and the other two on the right. 

The first plaque is for King Honor, the second one is for Honor, and the third one is a Country Roll. The plaque on the middle reads "H.A. Banks, P.W. Light, E.L. Light" and the plaque at the bottom reads "W.A." The plaque in the middle has a picture of a group of people, possibly soldiers, and is surrounded by a vase of flowers.

There are also several other plaques and framed pictures on the wall behind the arch. The wall is decorated with a floral pattern and there is a window with white curtains in the background.