Saskatchewan Freedom Window

front

Victoria Edwards
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back view (window over the building entrance)

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Aviatrix and sailor detail

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Nurse and soldier detail

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Type

Saskatchewan Freedom Window

Regina, Saskatchewan

Notice:

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The Saskatchewan freedom window at the Regina Legion entrance was erected in 1955 by R McCausland's WA Anderson as a WWII memorial. The window features a nurse, aviatrix, soldier, sailor, angel of victory and Saskatchewan crest.

Inscription

[Stained glass window/Vitrail]

SASKATCHEWAN FOR FREEDOM

LIBERTY TRUTH

PEACE FREEDOM

JUSTICE

COURAGE
(more wording not clear in photo/plus de texte mais illisible sur la photo]

Location
Saskatchewan Freedom Window

1820 Cornwall Street
Regina
Saskatchewan
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 50.449823777002
Long. -104.61259409457