Thetford Mines Cenotaph

front view

J. Clément Paquet, CD; Michel Litalien
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Type

Thetford Mines Cenotaph

Thetford Mines, Québec

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This memorial was constructed in October 1958 in memory of the glorious men from Thetford Mines and surrounding areas who gave their lives in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. It is of classic design, made of Canadian granite, and consists of a tall plinth that carries a cross. The plinth rises to 140 inches and sits on a 127-inch base. It is flanked by twin colonnaded ramparts set in a grove of cedars. Inscribed are the dedications with the names and ranks of those who made the ultimate sacrifice in First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. Remembrance Day Ceremonies are enhanced by the presence of Canadian Forces personnel from CFB Valcartier and the 775 Kiwanis Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Cadets at Thetford Mines.

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Location
Thetford Mines Cenotaph

34 Notre-Dame Street West
Thetford Mines
Québec
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 46.0909992
Long. -71.3004312