In 1920, it was proposed to erect a memorial arch at the entrance to the park in Brownsville, to commemorate the men from the Village that served during the Great War. The memorial gate and arch were erected in 1926, designed and built by Alfred E. Moore of Otterville, Ontario. The gates and arch stretched along the whole front of the Brownsville Memorial School yard (now the site of the Brownsville Library and Community Centre), with stone posts built on four-foot deep foundations.
First World War Gate and Arch
Christopher A Solits1
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Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials1
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Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials1
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Type
First World War Gate and Arch
Brownsville, Ontario
Inscription
[front/devant]
1914.18
TRUTH.DUTY.VALOR
[back/arrière]
1926
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Location
First World War Gate and Arch
292238 Culloden Line
Brownsville
Ontario
First World War Gate and Arch
292238 Culloden Line
Brownsville
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 42.8592868
Long. -80.8388575
Lat. 42.8592868
Long. -80.8388575