This bronze plaque commemorates the memory of Lieutenant Herbert Lawrence Price. It was unveiled in 1908 by his father, brother, sisters, and brother-in-law.
Lieutenant Herbert Lawrence Price Memorial Plaque
Montréal, Québec
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Inscription
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He knew duty, but not fear
To the memory of Herbert Lawrence Price, B.Sc., McGill Electrical Engineer. Lieutenant in the Queen’s Own Canadian Hussars, Quebec, and formerly at Bishop’s College School Lennoxville. Born 20th August 1882 at “The Cottage” Montmorency Falls, P.Q. Died 14th April 1908 from the results of a fall in the Victoria Mine, Ontario. This memorial is affectionately dedicated by his father, brother, sisters and brother-in-law. A.D. MCMVIII.
Lieutenant Herbert Lawrence Price Memorial Plaque
817 Sherbrooke Street West
Montréal
Québec
Lat. 45.50553
Long. -73.57651