After the demolition of the St. Helens United Church in 1978, a bell with the names of men who had fought and died in the Great War was placed beside the West Wawanosh Soldiers’ Monument.
First World War Bell
Lucknow, Ontario
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Inscription
[front/devant]
MENEELY & CO., WATERVLIET, N.Y. 1919
IN LOVING MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FOUGHT
AND THOSE WHO DIED FOR FREEDOM
1914 1918
- EARL CRANSTON
- ARTHUR LAVIS
- M.C. CAMERON
- ROBT. McQUIRE
- R. ROSS MURRAY
- R.D. BUCHANAN
- R.H. ROBINSON
- SAM JONES
- JOHN BERRY
- JOHN TAYLOR
- J.R. STUART
- JAS. D. BAKER
- JAMES LAVIS
- ROBT. J. WOODS
[back/arrière]
TO JAMES AITCHESON, SR.
IN APPRECIATION OF HIS
EFFORTS AND ZEAL, THIS
BELL WAS ERECTED 1919.
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Location
First World War Bell
37602 Belfast Road
Lucknow
Ontario
First World War Bell
37602 Belfast Road
Lucknow
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.9026849
Long. -81.510141
Lat. 43.9026849
Long. -81.510141