Constructed in 1920 (approx.) in memory of members of the Canadian Expeditionary Forces who enlisted from Clinton and District. The Clinton Memorial Hall was built by the residents of Clinton in the early 1920's as a memorial to World War I forces. All labour and material were donated. The hall is still used today and is maintained by the village of Clinton. The monument is inside the hall and is used each year at Remembrance Day ceremonies on November 11th.
Clinton, British Columbia
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Inscription
[plaque]
IN MEMORY OF THOSE MEMBERS OF THE
CANADIAN EXPEDITIONARY FORCES
WHO ENLISTED FROM CLINTON AND DISTRICT
1914 AND GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR 1918
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JAMES D. BOYD |
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GORDON G. BARTON |
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FRANK McGEE |
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JOHN H. CHAPMAN |
ALEXANDER PAYNE |
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G.L. WATSON |
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SAM CARLETON |
“THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE”
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Location
Clinton Memorial Hall
306 Le Bourdais Avenue
Clinton
British Columbia
Clinton Memorial Hall
306 Le Bourdais Avenue
Clinton
British Columbia
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 51.0915842
Long. -121.5847681
Lat. 51.0915842
Long. -121.5847681
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