The Ashbury College Second World War Window was unveiled on October 26, 1952, during the Old Boys weekend by the founder’s son, Captain George Woollcombe. It is a memorial for Ashbury alumni, students and faculty who served and died during the Second World War.
Second World War Window
Ottawa, Ontario
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Inscription
SACRIFICE FREEDOM
1939 1945
PROBITAS VIRTUS COMITAS
Street View
Location
Second World War Window
362 Mariposa Avenue
Ottawa
Ontario
Second World War Window
362 Mariposa Avenue
Ottawa
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 45.4486502
Long. -75.6765716
Lat. 45.4486502
Long. -75.6765716