Flaxcombe Cenotaph

Flaxcombe, Saskatchewan
Type
Other

This memorial was erected by the Flaxcombe Branch no. 98 of the Royal Canadian Legion. It is dedicated to those killed in the two world wars. The memorial is situated in an area designated as "park". When erected in 1929 it was situated in the centre of the park and surrounded by trees however when the highway was rebuilt a portion of the park was lost. Now the memorial around it, mainly lilacs and honeysuckle. There are also two flag poles on either side. The memorial is approximately 12 feet high and 10 feet square at the base and is made of stone topped with a wooden cross. The base is of two tiers and is made of parged concrete. Originally there were two captured armaments on concrete displayed in front of the cenotaph, one a machine gun and the other a heavy gun. This cenotaph has been badly neglected.

Inscription

ERECTED BY
THE
FLAXCOMBE BRANCH
OF
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BESL
IN
MEMORY OF OUR FALLEN COMRADES:

1914-1918
1939-1945

Location
Flaxcombe Cenotaph

Flaxcombe
Saskatchewan
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 51.4749432
Long. -109.604699

front

Joseph Csiki
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plaque

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surroundings

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cairn (front and left side)

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