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The Victoria Cross range is a set of mountains in Jasper National Park. Of the nineteen mountains in this range five are named after Victoria Cross recipients and one after a Distinguished Service Medal. This mountain was dedicated to John George Pattison V.C. Please see the following memorials: Mount McKean # 48026-005 Mount Griesbach # 48026-006 Mount Kinross # 48026-016 Mount Zengel # 48026-017 Mount Kerr # 48026-018

The Victoria Cross range is a set of mountains in Jasper National Park. Of the nineteen mountains in this range five are named after Victoria Cross recipients and one after a Distinguished Service Medal. This mountain was dedicated to John Chipman Kerr V.C. Please see the following memorials: Mount McKean # 48026-005 Mount Griesbach # 48026-006 Mount Kinross # 48026-016 Mount Zengel # 48026-017 Mount Pattison # 48026-019

The Victoria Cross range is a set of mountains in Jasper National Park. Of the nineteen mountains in this range five are named after Victoria Cross recipients and one after a Distinguished Service Medal. This mountain was dedicated to Raphael Louis Zengel V.C. Please see the following memorials: Mount McKean # 48026-005 Mount Griesbach # 48026-006 Mount Kinross # 48026-016 Mount Kerr # 48026-018 Mount Pattison # 48026-019

The Victoria Cross range is a set of mountains in Jasper National Park. Of the nineteen mountains in this range five are named after Victoria Cross recipients and one after a Distinguished Service Medal. This mountain was dedicated to Cecil John Kinross V.C. Please see the following memorials: Mount McKean # 48026-005 Mount Griesbach # 48026-006 Mount Zengel # 48026-017 Mount Kerr # 48026-018 Mount Pattison # 48026-019

This memorial was dedicated on 14 September 1974. The land that the memorial is situated on was donated by Mac & Mann Trucking. Donations to construct the memorial were received from oil companies, local businesses and the Legion Ladies Auxiliary.

This "Wall of Honour" contains plaques of veterans who have resided in the Drayton Valley area and have since passed away. It was originally unveiled in May 2001, it was rededicated in May 2006. There were 89 names at the time of rededication.

Plaques representing our fallen WWI, WWII, Korean and Peacekeepers, along with a perpetual flame honour our history and the sacrifices made for our freedom.

Maintained by the Joe Wynne No. 51 Branch of the Royal Canadian Legion.

This mural was created by the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #269 in partnership with the Alberta Lotteries Board, the Municipal District of Brazeau, the Drayton Valley Agricultural Board, and the Canada Millennium Partnership Program. The mural depicts the faces of twenty-seven veterans from the First World War, Second World War, and Korea. A plaque situated across the street contains a legend with the names of the veterans depicted. It was officially unveiled in May 1999.

Erected by the village of Seba Beach, this memorial was unveiled in 1994 to replace the village cenotaph which had been constructed after the First World War. The memorial is dedicated to the local veterans of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.

This memorial to war dead was erected by the Royal Canadian Legion.