Un cairn en pierre sur la rue Railway, dans le village de Douglas, surmonté d’une mitrailleuse allemande Maxim Spandau de 7,92 mm de la Première Guerre mondiale fut érigé après la Première Guerre mondiale par les vétérans de la région en commémoration des camarades tués pendant la Grande Guerre. Le mémorial est dédié aux gens de la région qui ont servi et en particulier à ceux qui sont morts pendant la Première Guerre mondiale.
Monument commémoratif de guerre de Douglas
Douglas, Québec
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Inscription
Front]
OUR GLORIOUS DEAD
Loran Llewellyn Broad
Thomas Percival Broad
Alexander Campbell
William George Doak
[Brookdale]
Harry Faggetter
James Leith
Joseph Wilfred Madder
William John McGowan
George McLean
Charles Rollings
Thomas Shepperson
George Westcott
Frank Whittle
RIGHTEOUS HEAVEN IN THY GREAT DAY OF VENGEANCE BLAST THE TRAITOR AND HIS PERNICIOUS COUNCILS WHO FOR WEALTH FOR POWER, THE PRIDE OF GREATNESS OR REVENGE WOULD PLUNGE HIS NATIVELAND IN CRUEL WAR.
[side/côté] THEY DIED UNNOTICED IN THE MUDDY TRENCH MAY! GOD WAS WITH THEM, AND THEY DID NOT BLENCH, FALLEN THEM WITH HOLY FIRES THAT NAUGHT COULD QUENCH AND WHEN HE SAW THEIR WORK ON EARTH WAS DONE HE GENTLY CALLED TO THEM MY SONS, MY SONS.
Monument commémoratif de guerre de Douglas
Rue Railway
Douglas
Québec