This memorial was erected by the citizens of Carleton in 1920 as a memorial to the five local war dead of the First World War.
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Type
Carleton First World War Memorial
Carleton, Nova Scotia
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Inscription
[top/haut]
PTE. KEITH S
CROSBY
KILLED IN ACTION
FRANCE
APRIL 11, 1916
CORP. CHARLES C.STINGEL
KILLED IN ACTION
VIMY, APRIL 10,1917
[Bottom/bas]
ERECTED AS A MEMORIAL TO
OUR PATRIOT DEAD
BY THE PEOPLE OF CARLETON
1920
[side/côté]
PTE.Elkanah
CLEMENTS
GASSED AT
PASSCHENDAELE
DIED AT CARLETON JULY 27, 1918
PTE BENJAMIN O.
BLAUVELT
DIED
[side/côté]
PTE OSBORNE
PERRY
KILLED IN ACTION
YPRES
JUNE 10 1918
PTE TRUMAN N
ALLEN
KILLED IN ACTION
FRANCE
MARCH 18 1918
[Bottom/bas]
PTE N. STCLAIR
CLEMENTS
GASSED AT
VIMY RIDGE
DIED AT PARRSBORO
NOV 7 1923
Street View
Location
Carleton First World War Memorial
Northeast corner of the intersection of Highways 203 and 340
Carleton
Nova Scotia
Carleton First World War Memorial
Northeast corner of the intersection of Highways 203 and 340
Carleton
Nova Scotia
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 44.00729
Long. -65.92753
Lat. 44.00729
Long. -65.92753