In 1925, the officers of the Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians) presented a centerpiece to the Officers' Mess as a memorial to the officers killed in the First World War. It consists of a silver statuette of a Strathcona in ceremonial dress mounted on a horse.
Officer's Memorial
Edmonton, Alberta
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Inscription
[front/devant]
PRESENTED BY THE PAST
AND PRESENT OFFICERS 1925 IN
MEMORY OF THEIR COMRADES WHO
LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE
GREAT WAR
[back/arrière]
Lieutenant W.F. Boger, D.F.C.
Capt. D.C. Davis
Lieutenant G.M. Flowerdew, V.C.
Lieutenant A.L. Welsh M.C.
Lieutenant G. Rothnie
Major J.G. Tatlow
Lieutenant A.L. Waugh
Lieutenant A.H. Bostock, D.S.O.
Lieutenant Col. M. Docherty, D.S.O.
Lieutenant J. Galt
Lieutenant H. Nicol
Lieutenant Col. A.E. Shaw
Lieutenant W. Tennant
Lieutenant R. Young
Major J.A. Critchley, M.C.
Lieutenant J.M. Elliot M.C.
Lieutenant I.C. Macdonell
Major G.K.L. Pyman
Lieutenant F.E. Sprado
Lieutenant H.V. Tripp
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Location
Officer's Memorial
Gothic Line Crescent, Officers' Mess
Edmonton
Alberta
Officer's Memorial
Gothic Line Crescent, Officers' Mess
Edmonton
Alberta
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 53.673747
Long. -113.488327
Lat. 53.673747
Long. -113.488327