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McIlwraith School Second World War Honour Roll was located in the school at 50 Murray Street until sometime in the 1990s when it was acquired by Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Educational Archives.

Lynden School Second World War Honour Roll was located in the school at 99 Howard Street, Lynden, until sometime in the 2000s when it was acquired by Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Educational Archives.

King Edward School Second World War Honour Roll was located in the school at 70 Mary Street until sometime in the 1990s when it was acquired by Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Educational Archives.

Hamilton Technical Institute Second World War Honour Roll was located in the school at 192 Wentworth Street North until sometime in the 1980s when it was acquired by Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Educational Archives.

George R. Allan School Second World War Honour Roll was located in the school at 900 King Street West until 2021 when it was acquired by Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Educational Archives.

Central High School of Commerce Second World War Honour Roll was located in the school at 149 Sanford Avenue North until sometime in the 2010s when it was acquired by Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Educational Archives.

Central High School of Commerce Second World War Honour Roll was located in the school at 149 Sanford Avenue North until sometime during the 2010s when it was acquired by Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board Educational Archives.

The Remembrance Garden at St. Paul's Anglican Church Glanford is the resting place of 14 members of the Royal Air Force who were killed in training exercises conducted from No. 33 Air Navigation School at Mount Hope. This school was part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.

The Mount Hope Cenotaph was erected in 1955 as a project of the Glanford Lions Club. There are three pillars dedicated to the three services – Air Force, Army and Navy.

In addition to the names of local members of the services inscribed on the memorial, the names of 11 flyers/navigators, who were killed while training at the Mount Hope Airport (British Commonwealth Air Training Plan) during the Second World War, are included. They are buried at the nearby St. Paul’s Anglican Church in official Commonwealth War Graves sites.

Alumni Memorial Hall was erected through gifts of graduates and students in memory of McMaster men who gave their lives in World Wars I and II. Alumni Memorial Hall was built in 1951, financed with a gift of $100,000 from the University's alumni and students as a memorial to McMaster members who gave their lives in World Wars I and II.

Plaques were erected in memory of McMaster Graduates who died in World War I and II. An honour roll was erected listing McMaster alumni who served in the Great War. A plaque was erected in memory of McMaster Graduates who died in Afghanistan. A tree was planted in memory of McMaster Graduates who died in Afghanistan.