The Kaslo Cenotaph was originally erected in 1922 to honour the men who fell during the First World War. Later, additions were made for those who fell in the Second World War and Korean War.
Kaslo Cenotaph
Kaslo, British Columbia
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Inscription
KOREA
1950-1953
GREAT WAR
1914-1918
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
THOMAS H. CARNEY
ALEXANDER FRASER
HAROLD L. HANNA
HARRY O. HANSON
JAMES W. KELLETT
ARNOLD H.G. KENBALL
JOHN H. SKILLICORN
JAMES A. SWEENY
1939-1945
JOHN R. DRYDEN
CLIFFORD S. MCHARDY
NORMAN F. MEERS
Street View
Location
Kaslo Cenotaph
Kaslo Bay Road and 5th Street
Kaslo
British Columbia
Kaslo Cenotaph
Kaslo Bay Road and 5th Street
Kaslo
British Columbia
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 49.9129255
Long. -116.9060572
Lat. 49.9129255
Long. -116.9060572