St. John's Shaughnessy Memorial Church was designed by Major G. L. Thornton Sharp and built in 1949 to stand as a memorial honouring all Vancouver’s sons and daughters who answer the call to serve their country. Funds for the project were raised from all over the Lower Mainland, some coming from outside the Anglican community, but nevertheless bonded by a common desire to build a living memorial. The cornerstone was laid by J.E. McMullen K.C., on May 29, 1949, and it was dedicated on June 18, 1950.
Vancouver, British Columbia
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Other
Inscription
ST JOHN'S SHAUGHNESSY
MEMORIAL CHURCH
THIS CORNER STONE WAS LAID BY
J.E. McMULLEN, K.C.
MAY 29, 1949.
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Location
St. John's Shaughnessy Memorial Church
1490 Nanton Avenue
Vancouver
British Columbia
St. John's Shaughnessy Memorial Church
1490 Nanton Avenue
Vancouver
British Columbia
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 49.2474113
Long. -123.1385954
Lat. 49.2474113
Long. -123.1385954
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