Ontario

Province Code
ON
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-009
Type
Address
Benson Street
Location
Off of Taunton Road East
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.9424722, -78.8357132
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This street is named to honour Sapper Ernest Owen Benson (Army), a member of the Canadian Engineers, who died January 10, 1919. Burial: Oshawa Union Cemetery.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Street
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8071
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-008
Type
Address
Baynes Avenue
Location
Off of Hanmore Court
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.9303026, -78.8247411
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This street is named to honour Lieutenant Evan John Baynes (Royal Air Force), a member of 42nd Wing (Deseronto) Division, who died June 26, 1918. Burial: Oshawa Union Cemetery.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Street
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8070
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-007
Type
Address
Badgley Court
Location
Off of Goldsmith Drive
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.9533673, -78.8355372
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This street is named to honour Trooper Verdon Douglas Badgley (Army) of Oshawa, a member of the Governor General's Horse Guards, R.C.A.C.,3rd Armoured Division, Recce Regiment, who died September 4, 1944. Burial: Gradara War Cemetery, Italy.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Street
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8069
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-006
Type
Address
Badgley Drive
Location
Off of Arborwood Drive
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.9494746, -78.8357962
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This street is named to honour Trooper Verdon Douglas Badgley (Army) of Oshawa, a member of the Governor General's Horse Guards, R.C.A.C.,3rd Armoured Division, Recce Regiment, who died September 4, 1944. Burial: Gradara War Cemetery, Italy.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Street
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8068
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-005
Type
Address
1200 Stevenson Road North
Location
Airmen's Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.9167671, -78.8939742
Inscription
  • NATIONAL HISTORIC
    CIVIL ENGINEERING
  • SITE HISTORIQUE
    NATIONAL

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN
No. 20 ELEMENTARY FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL - OSHAWA

  • A TRIBUTE TO CANADA'S CIVIL
    ENGINEERS WHO, BETWEEN 1940 AND
    1943, WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE
    DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF 88
    AIRFIELDS AND 88 RELIEF FIELDS,
    TOGETHER WITH ALL THE REQUISITE
    INFRASTRUCTURE.
  • THE AIRFIELDS WERE REQUIRED BY
    THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR
    TRAINING PLAN WHICH TRAINED MORE
    THAN 250,000 PERSONNEL, OF WHOM
    131,000 WERE AIRCREW, FOR THE
    ALLIED WAR EFFORT. THIS FIELD,
    OSHAWA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, WAS THE
    SITE OF NO. 20 ELEMENTARY FLYING
    SCHOOL.
  • CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR
    CIVIL ENGINEERING
    1999
  • HOMMAGE AUX INGÈNIEURES CIVILES DU
    CANADA, QUI ENTRE LES ANNÉES 1940 ET 1943,
    ÉTAIENT RÉSPONSABLES POUR LA
    CONCEPTION ET L'ÉTABLISSMENT DE 88
    TERRAINS D'AVIATIONS ET DE 88 TERRAINS
    SUPPLÉMENTAIRES, AINSI QUE TOUTE
    L'INFRASTRUCTURE REQUISE.
  • LES TERRAINS D'AVIATION ÉTAIENT REQUIS
    PAR LE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING
    PLAN, QUI A ENTRAINÉ AU-DELÀ DE 250,000
    PERSONNELS, DÈSQUELS 131,000 FASSAIENT
    PARTIE DU PILOTAGE POUR L'APPUI ALLIÉ DE
    LA GUERRE. CE TERRAIN, L'AÉROPORT
    MUNICIPAL D'OSHAWA, ÉTAIT LE SITE DE
    L'ÉCOLE DE VOL DE BASE, No. 20 ELEMENTARY
    FLYING SCHOOL.
  • SOCIÉTÉ CANADIENNE
    DE GÉNIE CIVIL
Image
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Caption
Civil Engineers Memorial
Province
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Body Content

A plaque is mounted on a large boulder and commemorates the Civil Engineers who were instrumental to the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.

One of the first and most important contributions our country would make to the Second World War effort would be the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Under a deal signed in 1939, Canada agreed to provide facilities and training for airmen from every part of the Commonwealth. Canada was ideally suited for this program because our country was far from most of the active fighting and had lots of wide-open spaces and good flying conditions.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Stone, plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7348
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-004
Type
Address
1200 Stevenson Road North
Location
Airmen's Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.9166965, -78.8937456
Inscription

[plaque]

THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN
29 APRIL 1940 - 31 MARCH 1945

ON 17 DECEMBER, 1939, CANADA, THE UNITED KINGDOM, AUSTRALIA AND
NEW ZEALAND, SIGNED AN AGREEMENT RELATING TO "TRAINING OF PILOTS,
AND AIRCRAFT CREWS IN CANADA AND THEIR SUBSEQUENT SERVICE".

THIS AGREEMENT INAUGURATED THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING
PLAN UNDER THE DIRECTION OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE.

CANADA BECAME THE MAIN CENTRE OF AIRCREW TRAINING FOR THE
COMMONWEALTH, AND THOSE OCCUPIED COUNTRIES OF EUROPE, FIGHTING IN
EXILE. OVER A PERIOD OF FIVE YEARS, 131,553 AIRMEN WERE TRAINED,
AND GRADUATED, TO WINGS STANDARD.

IN 1941, MR. A.G. STORIE, PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER OF FITTINGS
LTD., OSHAWA, AND EIGHT PROMINENT BUSINESS MEN, FORMED A SPECIAL
COMPANY, UNDER THE DOMINION COMPANIES ACT, KNOWN AS ONTARIO COUNTY
FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL LIMITED. IN THIS MANNER, NO. 20 ELEMENTARY
FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL WAS ESTABLISHED UNDER THE "PLAN".

THE ADJACENT PARCEL OF FARMLAND, CONSISTING OF 492.12 ACRES,
SITUATED TO THE WEST OF THIS SITE WAS CONVERTED INTO AN AIRFIELD IN
EARLY 1941. FROM JUNE 1941, UNTIL OCTOBER 1944, APPROXIMATELY 2400
TO 2500 AB INITIO PILOTS GRADUATED FROM NO. 20 EFTS, TO PROCEED TO
ADVANCED SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOLS, AND OPERATIONAL TRAINING
UNITS, OVERSEAS.

THIS ARGUS AIRCRAFT PROPELLER BLADE IS ERECTED TO COMMEMORATE THOSE
R.C.A.F. PERSONNEL, AND MEMBERS OF THE ALLIED COUNTRIES WHO TRAINED
AT THIS AIRPORT.

THEY FLEW IN HARMS WAY, IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR COUNTRY, AND THE
CAUSE OF GLOBAL FREEDOM.

ERECTED BY
THE CITY OF OSHAWA
COMMUNITY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
AND
DEDICATED
BY THE MEMBERS
OF
420 (CITY OF OSHAWA) WING
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION
1992

C.T.H. CD

Image
Caption
British Commonwealth Air Training Plan Memorial
1 of 2 images
Image
Caption
The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan plaque
1 of 2 images
Province
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Body Content

This Argus aircraft propeller blade was erected to commemorate the Royal Canadian Air Force personnel and members of the Allied countries who trained at this airport.

One of the first and most important contributions our country would make to the Second World War effort would be the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Under a deal signed in 1939, Canada agreed to provide facilities and training for airmen from every part of the Commonwealth. Canada was ideally suited for this program because our country was far from most of the active fighting and had lots of wide-open spaces and good flying conditions.

In 1941, Mr. A.G. Storie, president and general manager of Fittings Ltd., Oshawa, and eight prominent business men, formed a special company, under the Dominion Companies Act, known as Ontario County Flying Training School Limited. In this manner, No. 20 Elementary Flying Training School was established under the "plan". The adjacent parcel of farmland,  consisting of 492.12 acres, situated to the west of this site was converted into an airfield in early 1941. From June 1941, until October 1944,  approximately 2,400 to 2,500 ab initio pilots graduated from No. 20 Elementary Flying Training School, to proceed to advanced service flying training schools, and operational training units, overseas.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Propeller, plaque
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7347
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-003
Type
Address
1200 Stevenson Road North
Location
Airmen's Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.9168024, -78.8940927
Inscription

SABRE 23047
THIS CANADAIR MARK V SABRE JET,
PAINTED IN THE COLOURS OF THE
416 "CITY OF OSHAWA" SQN., IS
DEDICATED, BY GRATEFUL CITIZENS
OF OSHAWA AND DISTRICT, TO ALL
ALLIED AIRMEN WHO SERVED THEIR
COUNTRY IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM.

I have fought the good fight. I have
finished the race. I have kept the faith.-
PAUL 4:6-8

Image
Caption
surroundings
1 of 4 images
Image
Caption
Allied Airmen Memorial
1 of 4 images
Image
Caption
CF86 Sabre
1 of 4 images
Image
Caption
plaque
1 of 4 images
Province
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Body Content

This memorial, dedicated to the Allied airmen, was erected by the citizens of Oshawa and district. This CF86 Sabre is painted in the colours of the 416 "City of Oshawa" Squadron. The Oshawa airport was one of many used during time of war to train pilots. The Canadair (Montreal) built Mark V Sabre was used primarily by the Royal Canadian Air Force in Europe. The Mark V featured the more powerful Orenda 10 engine and was produced from 1953 to 1958. A total of 370 Mark V's were produced and used by the Royal Canadian Air Force, with 75 being transferred to the German Luftwaffe in 1957.

The famed Golden Hawks aerobatic team began in 1959 and used the Sabre Mark V for their maneuverability and prowess in the air.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Aircraft - CF86 Sabre #23047, plaque
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5573
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-002
Type
Address
53 Simcoe Street North
Location
In front of the RS McLaughlin Armoury
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.899362, -78.864276
Inscription

1939 - 1945

IN HONOURED MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF THE ONTARIO REGIMENT
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES THAT
LIBERTY AND RIGHTEOUSNESS SHOULD LIVE.

CAPT. A.W. HAWKINS
CAPT. A.T. MC NABB
CAPT. A.F. TONGS
LIEUT. S.C. CAMPBELL
LIEUT. C.S. DICKSON
LIEUT. W. [?] ECCELSTONE
LIEUT. O.R. HOPKINS
LIEUT. A.R. MC CURDY
LIEUT. H. POUPORE
LIEUT. C. [?] SPEERS
S/SGT. H.M. PAIGE
SGT. H.F. BROWN
SGT. J. LAWSON
SGT. [?] MC MILLAN
SGT. [?] C. REID
SGT. [?] TARLING
L/SGT. M. MILLER
CPL. A. DAVIDSON
CPL. J.H. DICKSON
CPL. [?] J. HILL
CPL. C.L. JONES, M.M.
CPL. C.J. MANN
CPL. F.W. MAY
CPL. [?] ROGERS
CPL. H. [?] SMITH
CPL. W.A. SMITH
CPL. L.J. TOTE
CPL. [?] J. WELLS

L/CPL. H. [?]
L/CPL. W. [?]
L/CPL. W.J. GRAHAM
L/CPL. C.L. SHEPPARD
L/CPL. N.F. WELCH
TPR. M. AHRENS
TPR. B.E. ASHBY
TPR. W.J. BEAMISH
TPR. R.C. BODDINGTON
TPR. K. BOHONIS
TPR. R.A. BURRY
TPR. T.V.M. CLARINGBOLD
TPR. F.A. DAVIEUX
TPR. M.C. DEHMEL
TPR. W.H. DUNSTAN
TPR. H.R. ERICKSON
TPR. W.W. FOREMAN
TPR. A.N.G.C. GREY
TPR. H.R. HAMMOND
TPR. S.R. HARDIN
TPR. W.R. HEMMING
TPR. L.A. HISEY
TPR. A.R. HURST
TPR. J.R. HURST
TPR. J.R. IRWIN
TPR. F.S. JARVIS
TPR. W.W. KERR
TPR. M. KRASUTSKY

TPR. W.J. [?]
TPR. W.K. [?]
TPR. O.A. [?]
TPR. J. MANION
TPR. [?] MARTIN
TPR. [?] J. MELANSON
PTE. J. MERSON
TPR. J. MILLER
TPR. H.C. MILLER
TPR. [?] MILLER
TPR. [?] R. POLLARD
TPR. J. PORTUGESE
TPR. L.N. [?]
TPR. A.W. [?]
TPR. H.J. SHAW
TPR. W.J. [?]
TPR. [?]
TPR. J. STEWART
TPR [?] THOMAS
TPR. W.S. VEITCH
TPR. F. WARE
TPR. J.W. WATSON
TPR. J.A. WHITAKER
TPR. [?] WHITE
TPR. [?]H. WIDLAKE
TPR. M. WILDING
TPR. A.E. WILSON
TPR. W.J. WRIGHT
AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING WE WILL REMEMBER THEM.

Image
Photo Credit
John E. Overs
Caption
side view
1 of 2 images
Image
Caption
front view with plaque
1 of 2 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the men of the Ontario Regiment who died in the Second World War. It was erected by National Defence.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Tank and plaque (metals)
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5572
City/Municipality
Oshawa
Memorial Number
35058-001
Type
Address
110 Simcoe Street South
Location
Memorial Park - "Garden of the Unforgotten"
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.8941884, -78.8621436
Inscription

[front/devant]
DEDICATED TO
THE HONOURED MEMORY OF
THE MEN OF OSHAWA
WHO GAVE ALL THAT
MAN CAN GIVE, LIFE ITSELF
IN THE GREAT WARS
1914 — 1918
1939 — 1945
1950 KOREA 1953

KNOW YE WHO PASS THIS WAY
THAT THOUGH WE FELL
AND OTHER LANDS NOW CLAIM OUR DUST
WE SLEEP CONTENT


THE GARDEN OF THE UNFORGOTTEN

(front left plaque/plaque avant gauche)
1914   OUR HONOURED DEAD   1918

ANDERSON W.
ATTERSLEY E.M.
BAILEY W.O.
BARR R.P.
BAYNES E.J.
BELL J.T.
BENNETT R.
BENSON E.O.
BLOCKLEY F.
BOND J.
BOOTH W.
BRANCH B.W.
BRITTON W.A.
BRITTON E.W.
BUCKLEY J.
BURGESS H.V.
BURR C.S.
BURTON W.
BUTLER W.
BRAUND W.
CAMPBELL S.F.
COOPER J.A.

CARPENTER J.
CHAPMAN C.
CHEESEWRIGHT J.P.
CLARKE E.G.
CLEMENTS J.C.
COULTER W.H.
COYSTON R.H.
CRAIG J.
CRAIG G.
CROWLE D.W.
CUNNINGHAM F.
DART C.
DAVIES C.S.
DRINKLE E.
DICKIE C.
DIONNE A.
DIONNE G.
DOOKING W.H.
FRENCH W.E.
FARROW B.
FARROW W.T.
FISHER M.
FOSTER C.
FOSTER W.H.

FUDGE W.J.
GARBUTT S.E.
GARROW J.W.
GARROW W.J.
GIBBIE C.
GIBBS R.
GILSON J.
GOULD E.M.
GRAHAM P.
GOWER V.E.
GRANT J.W.
GRIFFITHS J.H.
GYATTO.J.
HERRINGTON K.
HALL A.M.
HARDING C.
HAYNES H.J.
HAZARD A.J.
HAZARD R.
HESTER W.
HOGARTH A.E.
HOREN S.
HOMES T.
HORSLEY J.

HART C.
HOWARD A.G.
HULL W.H.
HUNKING H.H.H.
JEFFRIES A.E.
KEVES R.
LAW A.
LIVESEY G.
LOWE W.H.
LUCAS A.G.
LUXON C.N.
MOORE H.
MEATH J.
MORRIS A.T.
MORRIS W.A.
McCRIMMON N.
McCULLOCH G.
McGRAIL F.J.
McINALLY C.
McJARROW R.
McRAE J.
McMULLEN J.W.
NEWMAN T.E.
OLSON W.

OWEN J.
PARKS K.A.
PATTERSON A.
PELLOLIO H.
PERCY T.J.
PHILLIPS C.E.
PHILLIPS P.J.
POGSON V.O.
PURVIS J.
POWELL A.H.
PARKER E.
REECE T.
SAYERS J.
SCHOOLING J.
SCOTT J.
SLADE P.
SMITH E.J.
SMITH C.J.
SMITH R.
SOLOMAN J.A.
STAINTON E.S.
STONE H.
TAYLOR C.H.
TAYLOR C.W.

THOMAS A.
TRAVAIL E.
TRICK I.J.
TROTT A.J.
TUTTON A.N.
WRIGHT E.
WAITE C.
WALKER W.H.
WALKER F.J.
WALLIG J.A.
WALLIS A.E.
WALNSLEY J.W.
WARING E.
WARD R.
WEST H.C.
WHITE C.L.
WHITE J.R.
WILLITTS A.
WILSON R.H.
WOOD L.
WOOD T.

(front right plaque/plaque avant droite)
1939   OUR HONOURED DEAD   1945

ADAMS E.
ARCHER J.F.
ARMSTRONG J.C.
ASHBY B.E.
BADGLEY V.D.
BANNER J.
BARNES M.
BIRKS R.
BOURNE E.W.
BOVIN E.J.
BROCK C.
BROWN A.J.
BROWN N.E.
BROWN W.R.
BULLEN G.
BURDEN R.T.
BURKE P.D.
CALFORD R.J.
CALLAGHAN J.J.
CAMERON B.
CAMERON D.M.
CARSON H.O.
CARSON L.B.
CARSCADDEN C.H.
CARTER J.T.
CHAPMAN J.

CHEETHAM E.
COCKIN A.
COOKE C.W.
CORDICK J.
CORNELIUS F.
CRAWLEY E.G.
CRONK R.G.
CROUSE R.B.
DUNCAN W.A.
EATON J.E.
EDMONSON G.H.
EDWARDS F.
ELLIOTT J.W.
FETCHISON M.
FAIR W.R.
FARRER J.
FIRTH P.S.
FOOTE R.E.
FINKLE N.
FOSTER W.F.
FRANKLIN E.F.
FRIEND E.D.
FROLIS J.
GILLETTE R.O.
GINGERESKI J.
GOLDSMITH H.F.
GRAY N.C.
GUSCOTT R.B.
HALL S.N.
HANMORE J.A.
HATCH W.
HARTNETT E.H.

HAYTON E.M.
HART T.G.
HEARD D.L.
HINTON H.F.
HOLLAND R.S.
HORTON I.M.
JOHNSON D.J.
JOLLOW W.R.
JONES C.
KELLY J.
KEMP J.
KIMMERLEY G.M.
KENNEDY G.
KIRBY J.H.
KIRBY M.C.
KITCHEN G.H.E.
KRASUTSKY M.A.
KRAWCHUK P.
LANCASTER G.K.
LANGLEY F.R.
LANGLEY F.A.
LEACOCK W.M.
LINDSAY G.F.C.
LEAHY T.W.
LORENO W.T.
LUPLE G.
MADDEN W.G.
MADDOCK F.D.
MAHAFFY H.
MARKS E.
MARKS M.
MATTHEWS J.

MATTHEWS P.J.
MAY D.
MAYNE R.
MECHIN R.
MILLS C.E.
MISSOM F.C.
MITCHELL F.J.
MOON J.W.
MOORE G.L.
MOREHOUSE W.H.
MORRISON J.T.
MORRISON R.L.
MORROW C.K.
MORPHY E.E.J.
MOWBRAY J.R.
MURRAY F.
MURRAY W.G.
MURPHY R.J.
MacFARLANE J.
McBRIEN N.
McCABE B.
McCABE D.G.
McCANN W.D.
McCUE R.
McCONKEY M.L.
McGAHEY R.D.
McINTYRE G.A.
McKIBBIN H.D.
McROBERTS S.H.
NEWELL E.F.
NORMOYLE P.
PAGET W.R.

PARTRIDGE J.
PATTERSON C.E.
PENNELL H.A.
PERKINS J.R.
PHILLIPS E.G.
PINDAR I.R.
PYM B.D.
RABY W.K.
RAE G.
RAIKE J.
RENNIE W.A.
REYNARD H.M.
ROBERTS W.
ROBINSON A.H.
ROBINSON D.
ROBINSON W.
RODGERS C.F.
ROGERS T.
RORISON R.J.
ROSS K.D.
ROUT G.H.
SLAMERS E.
SCOTT I.E.
SHORTT G.H.
SHORTT H.W.
SLOAN T.W.S.
SMITH R.F.
SMITH T.
SMITH W.A.
SOULES M.E.
SPENCELY M.
STAPLE D.

STILES B.
STIRE G.E.
SWEENEY W.G.
TAGGART R.W.
TAILLON A.S.
TAYLOR W.C.
TENNANT A.E.
THOMAS E.G.
TILSON A.
TOOLEY R.S.
VANCE W.
WALLACE G.A.
WANNAMAKER J.
WANNAMAKER R.
WATSON L.
WEISS J.W.
WHITELAW G.
WHITING D.
WILSON E.K.
WILSON J.M.
WILSON E.
WILSON J.K.
WILLOUGHBY O.
WINTERS G.V.
WOODHOUSE W.
WORSLEY S.
ZAVITSKY P.

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LEGEND

THE BRITISH EMPIRE STONE
WAS DONATED BY THE DEAN & CHAPTER
OF WESTMINSTER ABBEY  1924

ENGLAND
BY H.R.H. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT
FROM THE FRONTAGE OF BAGSHAW PARK

THE REPUBLIC OF FRANCE
SENT A STONE FROM
THE CATHEDRAL OF RHEIMS

THE CITY OF CAMBRAI
FROM PEACE HALL

YPRES
FROM THE RUINS OF OLD CLOTH HALL

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LEGEND

VIMY STONE
SELECTED FROM THE BATTLEFIELD BY
HIS EXCELLENCY LORD BYNG OF VIMY
GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
STONE DONATED BY
EX-PRESIDENT WOODROW WILSON
FROM HIS NATIVE STATE, VIRGINIA

BELGIUM, JAPAN, EGYPT
RUINED UNIVERSITIES
LOUVAIN BY WAR, JAPAN BY EARTHQUAKE
AND THE INNER TEMPLE OF THE
SECOND PYRAMID OF EGYPT
EACH CONTRIBUTED A STONE

[Stone in the Park poem]

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Garden of the Unforgotten
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Body Content

This memorial was constructed in memory of citizens of Oshawa who sacrificed their lives in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. It was erected by the City of Oshawa. Dr. T.E. Kaiser was the leader of the drive to erect a monument dedicated to the citizens of Oshawa who had sacrificed their lives in the First World War. Kaiser's daughter, Josephine, suggested the "Garden of the Unforgotten" for the Park.

The monument was unveiled by Sir William Mulock, Chief Justice of Ontario, on November 11, 1924, and included bronze tablets which listed the names of 138 Oshawa residents killed in the First World War. Though based on a structure in Evesham, England, the memorial is quite unique. It contains stones of every First World War Allied Nation, as well as stones from many of the battlefields where Canadians lost their lives. Included in the memorial are stones from England, Scotland, Egypt, Newfoundland, Russia and Japan. Battles immortalized in the Oshawa monument include: Ypres, Vimy Ridge, Arras and Passchendale.

Another special feature of the monument is what lies beneath it. An airtight copper box is buried underneath the structure. It contains artefacts of 1924, such as newspapers, photos, and a cheque from the mayor to pay for the replacement of the slab that must be removed to unearth the box. The time capsule is to be opened in the year 2424. The bronze figure of a Canadian Infantryman still stands, surveying Memorial Park from on top of the monument. In 1948, more plaques were added to mark the losses that Oshawa families suffered in the Second World War and, later, recognition was given to the residents who went to Korea during 1950-53.

The City of Oshawa council approved improvements to Memorial Park in 2000. They included new entrances, new benches and lights, new pathways, and a Garden of the Unforgotten by the memorial. This work was to be completed by June 2001. Eight diseased trees needed to be removed because of their condition. The monument obviously holds an important place in Oshawa's history and it is witness to solemn ceremonies each Remembrance Day.

City
Oshawa
Country
Type Description
Park, statue, wall, bandshell
Photo Credit
Tim Laye, Ontario War Memorials
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5571
City/Municipality
Oakville
Memorial Number
35057-034
Type
Address
2431 Dundas Street West
Location
Palermo Schoolhouse
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
43.56681, 79.83293
Inscription

We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall.
United Empire. God Save the King.
In God We Trust.
Roll of Honour.
Members of LOL No. 165 Hornby


1914-1918
L.E. Bradley- Wounded
T E Robinson- Wounded
S Stout- Wounded
E J Bradley
G F Thompson
G Alwray
J D Lindsay
* H Robinson - Killed
Wm. H Horton
Roy Mc Millan
C E Cantelon
H S. Price
Wm. Devlin
Geo. Bailey

1939
Frank Lawson
John Kay- Killed
Roy Bradley
Wellington Wilson
Harry Jenkinson
Robert Wallwork

War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

The Loyal Orange Lodge Hornby No. 165 World Wars Roll of Honour is in the collection of the Trafalgar Township Historical Society.

City
Oakville
Country
Type Description
Honour Roll
Memorial CF Legacy ID
11941