In 2005, the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Holland, a pavilion was erected and unveiled in Liberation Memorial Park. There was a large parade and celebration which included approximately 460 Veterans and caregivers. The pavilion commemorates the 60th anniversary of the liberation of Holland by their friends and heroes the Canadian soldiers. It represents the four corners of Holland by its distinctively different gable ends.
Type
Liberation of Holland Pavilion
Goderich, Ontario
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Location
Liberation of Holland Pavilion
Victoria Street N and Hamilton Street
Goderich
Ontario
Liberation of Holland Pavilion
Victoria Street N and Hamilton Street
Goderich
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.7455303
Long. -81.7082297
Lat. 43.7455303
Long. -81.7082297