Alexander War Memorial

Alexander War Memorial

Gordon Goldsborough
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Alexander War Memorial

Victoria Edwards
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Type

Alexander War Memorial

Alexander, Manitoba

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The Alexander War Memorial consists of four unpolished stones mounted on top of one another in a park, with flowers and trees and a brass plaque. The memorial was erected by the Alexander branch of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire in 1922. The memorial commemorates the fallen war heroes from the local area killed during military service of the First World War, and Second World War.

 

Inscription

Our Glorious Dead 1914-1919

(2 columns, 18 names/2 colonnes, 18 noms)

1939-1945

(2 names/2 noms)

Let those who come after see to it that their names not be forgotten. Erected by the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire Alexander

Location
Alexander War Memorial

Clyde Street
Alexander
Manitoba
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 49.83004
Long. -100.29266