In December 1921, the Soldiers Memorial Monument was erected by Woodstock contractor Dan Miller. It stands about 14 feet from the ground. Originally, there was to be a memorial service with the unveiling of the monument a month early. However, the service was postponed indefinitely, when it was discovered there were deficiencies in the basement stone of the monument. The official dedication was held on June 21, 1922.
This memorial was dedicated in memory of the men from West Zorra and Embro who died in the First World War. Later names were added for those who died in the Second World War.
