Dunkirk Court

Type

Dunkirk Court

Welland, Ontario

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Dunkirk Court is located on property that was acquired by War Time Housing Limited and was the first of many developments during the war years built to help house the influx of workers required in Welland for the war effort.

On September 6, 1944, the 2nd Canadian Infantry Division marched eastward with the objective of clearing the entire coastal area east of Calais, including the heavily fortified port of Dunkirk, capturing the launching sites of German rockets and putting an end to their attacks on southern England. This court was named on February 17, 1942, to commemorate those who fought at Dunkirk.

Inscription

Dunkirt Crt.

Location
Dunkirk Court

Dunkirk Court
Welland
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 42.9812621
Long. -79.2418575