Arcadia Cenotaph

Arcadia, Nova Scotia
Type
Other

Made of granite and located on the grounds of the Community Hall in Arcadia. The monument was unveiled on June 2, 1922, in memory of five young men from the area who died in the service in the First World War. The cannon is a part of the grounds set aside for the monument. It is at the rear just out of sight of the tree to the right of the monument. Every year, a memorial service is held at the site with the local school students in attendance and laying the wreaths. The students from grades 4 - 6 parade from the school.

Inscription

IN MEMORY OF OUR HEROIC DEAD
PTE BENJAMIN F
SON OF ANDREW & JULIA McCRAY
DIED IN ENGLAND APRIL 31, 1818
AGED 22 YRS.
SERGT. GEORGE R
SON OF DEAN & AUGUST WHITMAN
KILLED IN ACTION AT (needs further research/recherche incomplète)
BURY
SEPT. 2 1918 AGED 34 YRS
PTE ELMER LLOYD
SON OF JOHN & DORA SMITH
DIED AT CAMP DEVONS MASS
SEPT. 22 1918 AGED 22 YRS
ALEXANDER CARL NAVAL CADET
SON OF WENT & EMMA ANDREWS
DIED AT PORTSMOUTH VA
OCT 1 1919 AGED 18 YRS
PTE PERCY AGELBERT
SON OF HENRY & MINNIE BERRYMAN
DIED AT KENTVILLE N.S. JULY 18 1919
AGED 22 YRS
(needs further research/recherche incomplète)

Location
Arcadia Cenotaph

North side of hwy 3
Arcadia
Nova Scotia
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.8250542
Long. -66.0716505

stele (front)

Marilyn Gurney
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