Frontenac Club Great War Plaque

Kingston, Ontario
Type
Other

The Frontenac Club opened in 1908 in the limestone building at the corner of King Street E and William Street. In 1919, the club honoured 10 of its members who were killed in the First World War with a bronze plaque. The club closed in the 1930s and the building was converted to apartments. In 2000, it was converted to an inn. To this day, the plaque can still be found inside the building.

Inscription

IN MEMORY
OF THE
MEMBERS OF THE CLUB
WHO FELL
IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918

LT.-COL. FRANK STRANGE
LT.-COL. H.R. DUFF
LT.-COL. D.I.V. EATON
LT.-COL. B. MCLENNAN, D.S.O.
MAJOR S.L. CUNNINGHAM, M.C.
MAJOR W.E. STEACY, M.C.
MAJOR J.McD. MOWAT
CAPT. G.T. RICHARDSON
CAPT. J.M. LANOS
CAPT. G.E. FRANCKLYN

Visitor information

Location
Frontenac Club Great War Plaque

King Street East and William Street
Kingston
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 44.2280268
Long. -76.4833524
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