Canadian National Railway Employees Ottawa Division Service Plaque

Ottawa, Ontario
Type
Other

A plaque dedicated to Canadian National Railway employees of the Ottawa region who gave their lives in the service to their country was unveiled at Union Station on Sunday 8 November 1953. It was erected by the Ottawa Branch, Canadian National Railway War Veterans’ Association.

When the terminal moved from Union Station to the new Ottawa Station at 200 Tremblay Road in 1966, the plaque moved too. It is now on a wall near the southeast corner of the main hall and beneath it is another plaque with the French translation.

Inscription

[plaque]

IN MEMORY
OF
THOSE CANADIAN NATIONAL
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
OTTAWA DIVISION
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY

THIS TABLET ERECTED BY
OTTAWA BRANCH
C.N.R. WAR VETERANS’ ASSOCIATION

[plaque]

À la mémoire des
employés du Canadien National,
division d'Ottawa,
qui ont perdu la vie au service de leur pays.

Cette plaque a été appossée par la
section d’Ottawa de l’Association des anciens combattants du C.N.

Visitor information

Location
Canadian National Railway Employees Ottawa Division Service Plaque

200 Tremblay Road
Ottawa
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 45.416382
Long. -75.6526567
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