Other

City/Municipality
North Battleford
Memorial Number
47001-009
Type
Other
Address
Needs further research
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Glenda Woodrow & Al van Meer
Inscription

[top/haut]

AD 1946

[front/devant]

THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD, AGE SHALL NOT WEARY THEM NOR THE YEARS CONDEMN, AT THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

[side/côté]

1914-1918

[side/côté]

1939-1945

[left/gauche]

D.H. BLACKMAN
J.W. BLYTH
L.A. CHARBONNEAU
C. FREDERICKSON
R.A. GORIEU
C.L. GOSLING
H.B. HAMILTON
C. HOPTON
C.G. ILLINGWORTH
H. ILLINGWORTH
N.A.F. MCKENZIE
J.F. MCGRATH
W.R. REVELL
J.A. THOMPSON

[right/droit]

S. AYVAS
W. COLLINGWOOD
S. CARLYLE
W.S. HOLLIDAY
W. JEFFERSON

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T.J. Popp, MCC of C, CSMMI & OMRS
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front view
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sides
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sides
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Province
Saskatchewan
Body Content

Erected by Saskatchewan Hospital staff and local families in 1946, this memorial was dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars.

City
North Battleford
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Stone base, granite stele, metal sundial
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2235
City/Municipality
North Battleford
Memorial Number
47001-007
Type
Other
Address
1302-99th Street
Location
St. Paul's Anglican Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.7765491, -108.3001758
Submitted By
Glenda Woodrow
Inscription

[base/bas]

TO THE GLORY OF GOD AND IN PROUD MEMORY OF THE MEMBERS OF NO. 35 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE THERE

ERECTED BY THEIR COMRADES OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE IN 1944

[plaque/plaque]

THE MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE IN WHOSE MEMORY THE WINDOW ABOVE THE ALTAR IS DEDICATED

1106577 AC2. KEENAN W.J.
PO. HODGKINSON D.H.
1294171 LAC. EVANS B.T.
655595 CPL. LEAHY T.E.E.
535619 CPL. MITCHELL F.A.
615112 SGT. CLARKE J.L.
1035973 LAC. WAUGH R.
1333329 LAC. WICKHAM B.D.
617152 AC2. THOMPSON E.F.
1219441 LAC. BOWER T.D.
1210767 LAC. CANNINGS F.C.
1313761 SGT. HOLT K.
148397 LAC. RILEY J.C.
1026095 LAC. FIRMIN O.
965145 CPL. HAYES J.
1388936 SGT. FIRMAGE L.G.
P/O HERRIES R.
1670056 LAC. ROBINSON T.
1389385 SGT. RAWLINGS F.J.B.
1431933 SGT. MELLOR N.I.
1353529 SGT. HODGKINS L.S.
F/O GREEN A.A.
1334634 CPL. FORD-SMITH B.J.
1803651 LAC. LYONS G.E.
1051676 LAC. HUTCHINSON J.
F/O KNIGHTS A.J.R.
F/O TOMALIN J.
1623737 LAC. CHEETHAM N.
R. 147822 FSGT. CUNNINGHAM F.

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window (front)
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window (plaque)
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Saskatchewan
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to those members of the No. 35 Service Flying Training School killed on active service and was erected by their comrades in the Royal Air Force in 1944.

City
North Battleford
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Stained glass window
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2013
City/Municipality
North Battleford
Memorial Number
47001-006
Type
Other
Address
Needs further research
Location
Woodlawn Cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.151023467389, -106.65510729713
Submitted By
Glenda Woodrow & Al van Meer
Inscription

[front/devant]

IN MEMORY
OF
OUR COMRADES

THEY SHALL GROW NOT OLD
AS WE THAT ARE LEFT GROW OLD

LEST WE FORGET

W.W.I
1914-1918

KOREA 1950-1953

W.W.II
1939-1945

U.N. PEACEKEEPING

NORTH BATTLEFORD ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION #70

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stele (front)
Province
Saskatchewan
Body Content

This memorial, erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 70, is dedicated to the memory of comrades who served in the two world wars, the Korean War and on United Nations' peacekeeping duties.

City
North Battleford
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Black marble stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2014
City/Municipality
North Battleford
Memorial Number
47001-005
Type
Other
Address
Highway 40
Location
City cemetery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.7546044, -108.2549517
Submitted By
Glenda Woodrow & Al van Meer
Inscription

(no wording/aucune inscription)

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Caption
cross (front)
Province
Saskatchewan
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Body Content

This memorial, which incorporates an imbedded bronze sword, was a joint production of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 70.

City
North Battleford
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Granite cross
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1181
City/Municipality
North Battleford
Memorial Number
47001-004
Type
Other
Address
1302-100th Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.7768465, -108.2990831
Submitted By
Glenda Woodrow & Al van Meer
Inscription

[front/devant]

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"

[left side/côté gauche]

KOREA

1950-1953

CANADIAN UN PEACEKEEPERS

(needs further research/recherche incomplète)

TO OUR GLORIOUS DEAD 1914-1918

WWII 1939-1945

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shaft (front and left side)
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Saskatchewan
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Body Content

Erected by the city of North Battleford, this memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War and to Canadian United Nations peacekeepers. A sculptured sword hangs on the front face of the memorial over a laurel wreath.

City
North Battleford
Country
Canada
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Granite shaft
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1182
City/Municipality
Lloydminster
Memorial Number
47001-003
Type
Other
Address
4420 50th Avenue
Location
Memorial Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
53.2788735, -110.005588
Submitted By
George S. Henry. Loni Robertson.
Inscription

[front/devant]
C.E.F.
NOR TIME NOR TIDE CAN
E'ER EFFACE THE MEMORY
OF OUR GLORIOUS DEAD

[right side/côté droit]
1914-1918

  • G. ADDISON
  • A. BATTY
  • W. BATES
  • A.H. BIRBY
  • A. BOURNE
  • S. BRANT
  • A. BRAMLEY-MOORE
  • E. BROWN
  • EWART. BROWN
  • F. BULLOCK-WEBSTER
  • H.A. BRUCHNALL
  • D. CHERRY
  • R. CREECH
  • D. CROMPTON
  • F. DALY
  • J.E. DALLEY
  • W. DARCIE
  • W. DAVEY
  • G. DAVISON
  • T. DENT
  • L.H. TRUSCOTT
  • W. THOMSON
  • C.B. DESPARO
  • F. EVERETT
  • A. FRASER
  • J. FORD
  • W. GAYFORD
  • C. GILCHRIST
  • A. GREENSHAW
  • A.F. HAMES
  • A.V. HARDING
  • F.W. HAINSBY
  • H. HATHAWAY
  • H.H. HATHAWAY
  • G. HENDERSON
  • R. HILL
  • G. HUDSON
  • H. IREMONGER
  • J. JEFFERY
  • W.A. JOHNSON
  • M. JONES
  • H. JUDD
  • S. BRANT
  • P.WOOD

[back/arrière]
1939-1945

  • A. BARRETT
  • R. BARRETT
  • E.S. BLAKE
  • E.W.R. BOLTON
  • L.C. BOYD
  • W.L. BROWN
  • K. BURLEICH
  • W. CAMERON
  • R.E. CHAMBERS
  • E.W. CHAPMAN
  • H. COOK
  • A.J. DAVIES
  • F. FIFE
  • E. FINES
  • R. FOX
  • J. FRETWELL
  • J. FROST
  • C. CEROW
  • L. CIPES
  • J.K. CREENWAY
  • C. HAWKINS
  • S.L. HAYNES
  • J.T. HILL
  • J. HOFFLIN
  • R. HOLTBY
  • F.S. LOMAS
  • H.C. KNIGHT
  • C. MEEKER
  • S.E. MESSUM
  • W.G. MILLERC. MITCHELL
  • P. MITCHELL
  • A.B. MORLIDGE
  • D. McDONALD
  • H.E. ODDAN
  • D.B. OLSON
  • P. PAUL
  • R. PIERCY
  • O.J. PETERSON
  • J.E. POTTER
  • T.F. PRIEST
  • L.O. ROGERS
  • T.M. SEABROOK
  • W.N. STUDDS
  • C.B. SUTTON
  • M. TAYLOR
  • F.W. TURVEY
  • C.R. WATTS
  • A. WILKINSON
  • J. WINTHERS

 

KOREA 1950 - 1953

C.J. CURRIE

[left side/côté gauche]
1914-1918

  • H.V. KIFT
  • A. LAWS
  • A.S.K. LLOYD
  • C. LYNCH
  • J.W. MATHER
  • H.F. MASTERMAN
  • C.P. MERSEREAU
  • H.R. MILES
  • L.S. MOFFETT
  • W.H. MURRAY
  • G. McADAM
  • A.H. McKAY
  • A. McGILLIVARY
  • J.H. NOBLE
  • H.H. NOYES
  • A.E. OSBORN
  • H. PAPE
  • A.S. PATMORE
  • H.F. PWER
  • F. PRITCHARD
  • M. EUSTACE
  • C.J. GEORGE
  • E. ROBINSON
  • F. REID
  • T.J. RELF
  • B.H. ROWLES
  • W.H. ROWLEY
  • H.J. SEELS
  • W.F. SLOMAN
  • C.H. SMITH
  • J.F. SMITH
  • W.F.C. SMITH
  • G.P. STEPHENSON
  • A. STURGEON
  • J.E. SWINDELL
  • L.E.R. THOMPSON
  • W. McA. VOKINS
  • F. WALL
  • W. WEEKS
  • W. WHITEHEAH
  • F. WEBBER
  • B. STILL
  • C. STILL
  • V.W. FOURACRE
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Lloydminster Cenotaph
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left side
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back
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Photo Credit
Saskatchewan Virtual War Memorial
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right side
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Korean War
Second World War
Province
Alberta
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Body Content

In December 1924, the Soldier’s Memorial Committee accepted the offer for a memorial that was originally organized by the Great War Veterans’ Association. The Lloydminster Cenotaph was made from Nelson Island granite and designed by Captain Thornton Sharp. M.C., of the firm Sharp and Thompson.

It was sold by Art Monument Co., Ltd. based in Vancouver, British Columbia which was managed by J. Whitworth, a returned Veteran from the 54th Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force and Treasurer of the Disabled Veterans Association in Vancouver. At a cost of $2,000, it stands at 14 feet with a 10 feet 6 inches wide base.

The cenotaph was erected on June 27, 1925, in memory of those from Lloydminster who died in the First World War. Additional names of remembrance were later added for the Second World War and Korean War. The cenotaph was refurbished in 1971.

City
Lloydminster
Country
Canada
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Pillar - granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2900
City/Municipality
Lashburn
Memorial Number
47001-002
Type
Other
Address
4th Street East
Location
Lashburn High School
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
53.1295694, -109.6119858
Submitted By
Albert Cunningham
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

C.R. BIRD
S.D. BIRD
P.E. GANNAW
C.E. HUARD
A.W. JOHNSON
V.W.B. DUCKER
W.E. MCMURDO
A.N. NELLIGAN

IN MEMORY OF OUR UNDYING GRATITUDE TO THE BOYS OF THIS SCHOOL WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES THAT WE MIGHT BE FREE.

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Albert Cunningham
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cairn (front)
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cairn (surroundings)
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Saskatchewan
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the members of a school who died during the First World War.

City
Lashburn
Country
Canada
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stone cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
2007
City/Municipality
Lashburn
Memorial Number
47001-001
Type
Other
Address
Main Street and 2 avenue
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
53.1270069, -109.6164191
Submitted By
Albert Cunningham
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

1914-1918

E. CLARK
J. CONSTANTINE
H. DENNIS
F. DYER
G. ENGLISH
R. FIELD
F.J. HEATH
F. JOHNSON
M. JONES
A. QUILLIAM
F. SMITH
W.Mc.A. VOKINS
C. WHITTAKER
F. WALL

1939-1945

C.R. BIRD
S.D. BIRD
E.W. CHAPMAN
V.W.B. DUCKER
P.E. CANNAW
H. HARRIS
C.E. HUARD
W.F. JAWS
A.W. JOHNSON
W.E. MCMURDO
A.N. NELLIGAN
C. OGSTON
F.W. TURVEY
A.G. WALDRON

IN MEMORY OF OUR UNDYING GRATITUDE
TO THE BOYS OF THIS DISTRICT WHO GAVE
THEIR LIVES THAT WE MIGHT BE FREE

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Albert Cunningham
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cairn (front)
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cairn (plaque)
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cairn (side)
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Caption
cairn (front)
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Saskatchewan
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Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars.

City
Lashburn
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Stone cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1162
City/Municipality
Winnipeg (Transcona)
Memorial Number
46014-033
Type
Other
Address
5014 Dugald Road
Location
Transcona Cemetery, Field of Honour
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.8859436, -96.9627701
War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
Province
Manitoba
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Body Content

In 2020, a Bridge of Remembrance was erected to honour the 119 fallen soldiers from Transcona who died during the First and Second World Wars and were buried overseas. The bridge connects the older Field of Honour area with the newly expanded area to the west. 

The military section of the Transcona Cemetery was established on June 18, 1918 when the Town Council of Transcona set aside Block 3 for the sole use of members of the Canadian Expeditionary Force. The military section was properly named Field of Honour in the 1980s.

City
Winnipeg (Transcona)
Country
Canada
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Bridge
Memorial CF Legacy ID
11049
City/Municipality
Winnipeg (Transcona)
Memorial Number
46014-032
Type
Other
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.9157646, -97.0023847
Submitted By
Transcona Museum
Province
Manitoba
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Body Content

Day Street was named in honour of Arthur H. Day in 1963. Little is known regarding his active military service during the Second World War. Following the war, Day worked as a school trustee in Transcona. 

City
Winnipeg (Transcona)
Country
Canada
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Street
Memorial CF Legacy ID
11047
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