This memorial, measuring over nine feet in height and six feet wide, was unveiled by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 52 on 7 September 1959 as a memorial to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. It honours the veterans who died from the regions of St. Leonard, Ste-Anne, Siegas, N-Dame de Lourdes, and St. Leonard Parent.
St. Leonard War Memorial
St. Leonard, New Brunswick
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Inscription
[front/devant]
EN HOMMAGE A NOS FRERES QUI ONT DONNE LEUR VIE POUR LA LIBERTE
GUERRE 1914-1918
CHARLES AKERLEY
LEE BIRD
ARCHILLE LEBEL
GUERRE 1939-1945 ET KOREE
GEORGE AKERLEY
AURELE CORMIER
CECIL COTE
RAYMOND COTE
JEAN DAMBOIRE
ARTHUR DARION
PIERRE GERVAIS
JAYEUX LANTEIGNE
ROGER SIROIS
Street View
Location
St. Leonard War Memorial
Beside 678 Rue Principale
St. Leonard
New Brunswick
St. Leonard War Memorial
Beside 678 Rue Principale
St. Leonard
New Brunswick
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 47.16523
Long. -67.926
Lat. 47.16523
Long. -67.926