Indian Head's original cenotaph was built at this location in the early 1920s. It is not known when the original cenotaph was demolished, but the location is marked with a simple white cross organized by Veteran Terry Fuller.
Soldiers Cross
Indian Head, Saskatchewan
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Inscription
This Soldiers Cross and Garden have been installed
By Legion Branch 114 to Commemorate
the beginning of the First World War
100 years ago (1914) and the sacrfice
of our Citizen Soldiers in that Conflict
Street View
Location
Soldiers Cross
412 Houghton Street
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
Soldiers Cross
412 Houghton Street
Indian Head
Saskatchewan
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 50.5307516
Long. -103.6733128
Lat. 50.5307516
Long. -103.6733128