Believed to have been erected by the local Loyal Orange Lodge, this memorial is dedicated to the local war dead and veterans of the First World War.
Harcourt Cenotaph
Harcourt, Newfoundland & Labrador
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Inscription
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IN HOC SIGNO VINCES.
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IN HONOURABLE MEMORY OF ARCHIBALD BARRETT
JOHN BARRETT
SILAR GARDNER
ALFRED PELLEY
RICHARD PELLEY
ALAN SMITH
EUGENE TILLEY
WILLIAM TILLEY
WHO SERVED WITH THE ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE
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IN MEMORY OF THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918
AND OF PTE. ABEL PITTMAN AGED 19 YEARS KILLED IN ACTION AND OF EDWARD TILLERY R.N.R. AGED 21 YEARS, WHO DIED IN SERVICE
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IN HONOURABLE MEMORY OF GEORGE FRAMPTON
WM. C. FRAMPTON
FRANK PELLEY
AARON STRONG
ROBERT STONE
CLARENCE STONE
HENRY T. STONE
THOMAS STONE, WHO SERVED WITH THE ROYAL N.F.L.D. REGT. AND OF WILLIAM PITTMAN WHO SERVED WITH THE FORESTRY BATTALION
Street View
Harcourt Cenotaph
Main Road
Harcourt
Newfoundland & Labrador
Lat. 48.20082
Long. -53.86544