Jardin commémoratif de Camp Hill

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Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Garden

The Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Garden
honours all who have served
so that Canadians may continue to live in freedom and peace.

The first references to the proud tradition of Camp Hill date back to 1749 when an important military post was
established in this area. In 1917, following World War I, Camp Hill Hospital opened to served returning Veterans.
Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Building opened in 1987 to provide a home and continuing care services for 175
Veterans of World Wars I and II and the Korean War.

This garden, Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Garden, officially opened in 2000 as a safe refuge for the Veterans to
enjoy an improved quality of life through gardening activities and relaxation in this private sanctuary. It is also a
place to commemorate and honour the sacrifices of all Canadian military members past and present.

The garden was created and built through community generosity - Veterans, Veterans' families,
Camp Hill staff, and military, Veteran and community organizations.