Erected in November 1995 by citizens of Whitehaven and Britannia Heights, this memorial is dedicated to the war dead of the Second World War.
Plaque
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Footbridge with Woodroffe HS in background
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Woodroffe HS Footbridge
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Footbridge over transitway with Woodroffe HS in background
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Type
Whitehaven and Britannia Heights Second World War Memorial
Ottawa, Ontario
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Inscription
[front/devant]
IN RECOGNITION OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES TO THE NATION IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR. THIS CORRIDOR FORMS PART OF THE LIVING MEMORIAL AS ENVISAGED BY JACQUES GREBER IN HIS PLAN FOR A NATIONAL CAPITAL.
EN HOMMAGE AUX CANADIENS MORTS AU CHAMP D'HONNEUR PENDANT LA DEUXIEME GUERRE MONDIALE. CE CORRIDOR FAIT PARTIE DE L'OEUVRE COMMEMORATIVE ENVISAGEE PAR JACQUES GREBER DANS SON PROJET D'AMENAGEMENT DE LA CAPITALE NATIONALE.
Dedicate by the residents of / Dédié par les résidents de
Whitehaven, Britannia Heights and Queensway Terrace North
November 1995 / novembre 1995
Location
Whitehaven and Britannia Heights Second World War Memorial
2410 Georgina Drive
Ottawa
Ontario
Whitehaven and Britannia Heights Second World War Memorial
2410 Georgina Drive
Ottawa
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 45.36241
Long. -75.782323
Lat. 45.36241
Long. -75.782323