The monument was dedicated on 1 June 1924. The dedication was done by Rev. H.A. McManus and attended by veterans from Oxbow, Lampman, Frobisher, Carnduff and Estevan. The construction was financed by Alameda Band and Spearheaded by T.H. Truscott. The monument was given into the care of the Town of Alameda and responsibility accepted by Mayor James McLay and Council.
Alameda Cenotaph
Alameda, Saskatchewan
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Inscription
[Side/côté]
SOMME
IN MEMORY OF OUR BOYS
WHO DIED IN THE WORLD WAR
1939-1945
R.A. REED
H.M. REED
C.O. STRONG
L.F. LINTON
C.E. PELKLEY
[side/côté]
YPRES
H.Q.CUNNINGHAM
STANLEY CRONK
ED HAYTER
W.M. DEYELL
E.J. HOGAN
M.WILLIS
J.D. WALKER
ED SMITH
C. THISTLEWAITE
D. MCKECHNIE
STEVE SMITH
WM. ANDERSON
World War 1
H.D. Cunningham
N. Sinclair
S. Cronk
E.Hayter
W. Deyell
R.Ruth
J. Taylor
H. Godfrey
J. Aron
D.J. Hogan
M. Willis
J. Walker
E. Smith
C. Thistlewait
D. mckenchnie
S. Smith
W. Anderson
R. Cook
C. Dryer
F. Foster
J. Elsey
Jeff Hughes
W. Butterworth
H. Baguley
World War 2
L.T. Linton
C.E. Pelkey
H.M. Reed
R.A. Reed
C.O. Stron
Street View
Alameda Cenotaph
Corner of 5th Street and 2nd Avenue
Alameda
Saskatchewan
Lat. 49.26563
Long. -102.2803116