First World War Tablet
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First World War Tablet

Montague, Prince Edward Island

First World War

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This tablet was erected in 1902 to honour Valleyfield parishioners who died in the First World War. The tablet was designed by Charles B. Chappell and J. M. Hunter, well-known architects from Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island. The funds were raised by the Valleyfield Ladies Aid.

The Valleyfield Presbyterian Church became Valleyfield United Church in 1925, and the building was moved to Montague in 1971, when it merged with Trinity United, Montague, and was renamed Hillcrest United Church.

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First World War Tablet

50 Wood Islands Road
Montague
Prince Edward Island
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 46.1579323
Long. -62.6433658
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