British Columbia

Province Code
BC
City/Municipality
North Vancouver District
Memorial Number
59015-015
Type
Address
1630 Lynn Valley Road
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 114
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3430766, -123.026998
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

LEST WE FORGET

IN EVERLASTING HONOUR OF THOSE
FROM LYNN VALLEY
WHO, WITH THEIR COMRADES ACROSS
THE NATION, SERVED
THEIR COUNTRY UNDER ARMS
WHEN NEEDED

[top plaque/plaque du haut]

THE DIEPPE RAID
AUGUST 19TH 1942
40TH ANNIVERSARY

SERVICE OF COMMEMORATION
AT FORT NEWHAVEN
AUGUST 17TH 1982
THIS PLAQUE WAS DEDICATED BY
THE HON. W. BENNETT CAMPBELL
PC. MP.
MINISTER OF VETERAN AFFAIRS

PRESENTED
BY A MEMBER OF THE CREW OF
LBO 13 IN MEMORY OF
ALL THOSE WHO TOOK PART IN
THE RAID

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This memorial is dedicated to the Veterans of Lynn Valley.

City
North Vancouver District
Country
Type Description
Stone slab, bronze plaques, mortar
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7829
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-014
Type
Address
424 West Esplanade
Location
St. Paul's Indian Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.315688, -123.0882124
Inscription

KWETSI-WIT NA NAM XEYX
THOSE WHO WENT TO WAR

WORLD WAR 1   1914 - 18

  • NEWMAN CHARLES
  • NEWMAN GEORGE
  • NATRALL ANDREW

WORLD WAR 11   1939 - 45

  • ANGE EDWARD
  • ANGE OLIVER
  • ANTONE JOHN
  • BAKER RUDY
  • BILLY CHARLES CHUCK
  • BROS MARCEL
  • CHEER DANIEL
  • COLE THOMAS W.
  • CORTEZ PASCAL
  • DOMINIC REGINALD
  • GONZALES DOMINGO
  • GONZALES HARVEY
  • JACK LARRY A.
  • JAMES EDWARD
  • JOHNSON E JIMMY
  • JOSEPH NADINE
  • KELLY JACK
  • KELLY PADDY
  • KELLY WILLIAM
  • LEWIS NORMAN
  • LEWIS SAMPSON A.
  • MACK ACHILLE
  • MIRANDA JAMES
  • MIRANDA MILTON
  • MOODY DONAL
  • MOODY JOSEPH M.
  • NAHANEY EDWARD A.
  • NAHANEE JAMES P.
  • RIVERS C. PETER
  • THOMAS LORNE
  • THOMAS WILLIAM R.
  • WILLIAMS THOMAS
  • WRIGHT STEVEN A.

CYPRUS

  • WHITE DAVID
  • NAHANEE ROBERT

VIETNAM
NAHANNEY ALMOJUELA THOMAS

DEDICATED BY THE SQUAMISH NATION 1986
TO ALL NATIVE SERVICEMEN

[base]

RESEARCH: RENE NAHANEE, JAMES P. NAHNEE
PLAQUE BY J.B. NEWALL MEMORIALS LTD.

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The Squamish Nation Cenotaph was dedicated in 1986 by war Veterans. It honours those from the Squamish Nation that served in the First and Second World Wars, Cyprus and Vietnam.

Deacon Rennie Nahanee along with his late cousin Veteran Jimmy Nahanee researched Squamish people and Tsleil Waututh people who served in the Armed Forces. Many Indigenous people were not recognized for their service to the war effort and they felt there wasn’t any recognition at other Remembrance Day ceremonies, so their own monument was erected.

City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7727
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-013
Type
Address
Mountain Highway and Lynn Valley Road
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3372537, -123.0377581
Inscription

[plaque]

WALTER M. DRAYCOTT
"Your Ancient Scribe"

ARTIST
KEVIN HEAD

FOUNDRY
HARMAN SCULPTURE FOUNDRY

SPONSORED BY
THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF NORTH VANCOUVER
THE FRED AND BETTY AMESS FOUDNATION
THE LYNN VALLEY LIONS CLUB
MARATHON REALTY COMPANY LIMITED/LYNN VALLEY CENTRE

UNVEILED NOVEMBER 1986

[plaque]

WALTER MACKAY DRAYCOTT

PRINCESS PATRICIA'S CANADIAN
LIGHT INFANTRY
WORLD WAR I
1883  NOT FORGOTTON  1985

VANCOUVER BRANCH P.P.C.L.I. ASSOCIATION
P.P.C.L.I. WO's & SNR NCO's CLUB
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION BRANCH 114
NORTH VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL
DANIEL JARVIS M.L.A.
D.P-P. 99

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Your Ancient Scribe
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Ryan Schaap
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Your Ancient Scribe
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Walter MacKay Draycott was born 24 February 1883, in Leicester, England and served with the 60th Rifles and Engineers during the Boer War before immigrating to Canada. With difficulty finding work, Draycott turned to farming and was recognized as a pioneer to the Lynn Valley, British Columbia area. On the outbreak of the First World War, he was back in England with his old regiment and while waiting to be commissioned as an officer, was claimed by Lieutenant-Colonel Farquhar of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry because he was a Canadian Citizen.

Draycott was quickly recognized for his ability to sketch enemy positions accurately, take photographs, create charts, and topography that was vital to Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry operations at the front. He was appointed Military Topographer and sought by General Macdonell for service in the 7th Canadian Infantry Brigade. Appointed the only official Sketcher in the Canadian Army, he was wounded three times, arrested several times as a spy while sketching and gassed twice.

The last dose of gas sent him to England where, after recovering, he conducted a school to teach officers the art of Military Sketching and Topography. After the war, he moved back to Lynn Valley. Walter died on 21 October 1985 at the age of 102. He left behind many photos, sketches, charts and narratives which give rare insights into the life of a soldier during the First World War.

Your Ancient Scribe statue is a lifelike depiction of Walter Mackay Draycott. It was created by Kevin Head who apprenticed for the statue with well-known sculptor and foundry specialist Jack Harman who lived in Lynn Valley at the time. The work was created at Jack's foundry on Alexandra Street in Gastown and unveiled in November 1986.

City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Statue - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7726
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-012
Type
Address
Mountain Highway and Lynn Valley Road
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3371912, -123.0378657
Inscription

[front/devant]

THE GLORIUS DEAD
LEST WE FORGET

IN PROUD MEMORY OF THE
MEN AND WOMEN
OF
LYNN VALLEY AND NORTH VANCOUVER
WHO DIED IN THE SERVICE OF
OUR COUNTRY
1899 - 1902
1914 - 1918
1939 - 1945
1950 - 1953
THEIR NAMES LIVETH FOREVERMORE

[right side/côté droit]

IN MEMORIAM

Allan John MacSween
1904 - 1957
Lynn Valley School
1931 - 1951
Community Leader
Teacher - Athlete

[back/arrière]

LYNN VALLEY CENTENNIAL CAIRN

DEDICATION OF THIS CAIRN ORIGINALLY TOOK
PLACE JUNE 14, 1958, AT LYNN VALLEY ROAD,
MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY, AND ROSS ROAD. THE
ORIGINAL SITE WAS DONATED TO THE
MUNICIPALITY BY THREE EARLY PIONEERS,
MR. J. M. FROMME, MR. J.Y. McNAUGHT, AND
MR. A.J. NYE IN HONOUR OF MEN AND WOMEN
OF LYNN VALLEY WHO DIED IN THE SERVICE OF
THEIR COUNTRY.

THIS CAIRN WAS RELOCATED AND RESTORED
TO PROMINENCE AND REDEDICATED ON
NOVEMBER 11, 1986, AT THE CEREMONIES HELD
BY THE DISTRICT OF NORTH VANCOUVER
COUNCIL ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING
OF LYNN VALLEY PIONEER PARK.

MAYOR MARILYN BAKER

ALDERMENT

C.B. CLARK E.F. CRIST J.M. DYKEMAN
J.E. GADSBY M.A. SEGAL

[left side/gauche]

TO THE MEMORY
OF
J. M. FROMME
AND ALL THE PIONEERS
OF LYNN VALLEY

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Dedication of this cairn originally took place on 14 June 1958, at Lynn Valley Road, Mountain Highway, and Ross Road. The original site was donated to the municipality by three early pioneers, Mr. J.M. Fromme, Mr. J.Y. McNaught, and Mr. A.J. Nye in honour of men and women of Lynn Valley who died in the service of their country. It was relocated and restored to prominence and rededicated on 11 November 1986, at the ceremonies held by the district of North Vancouver council on the occasion of the opening of Lynn Valley Pioneer Park.

City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Cairn
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7725
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-011
Type
Address
3203 Institute Road
Location
MONOVA: Museum and Archives of North Vancouver
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3383926, -123.038183
Inscription

REMEMBER HONOUR CELEBRATE TEACH REMEMBER HONOUR CELEBRATE TEACH

[individual pavers contain names of donors/bloxs individuels contiennent les noms des donateurs]

[sign/enseigne]

COMMUNITY HISTORY CENTRE

[left/gauche]
Année de l'ancien combattant
2005
Year of the Veteran

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VETERANS COMMUNITY PLAZA
SPONSORED BY THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
BRANCH 114 - LYNN VALLEY
TO RECOGNIZE THE YEAR OF THE VETERAN 2005

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The public space between the North Vancouver Museum and Archives building and the Mountain Highway is designated as Veterans Community Plaza to recognize the sacrifice and service of veterans - past, present and future - to their community and to Canada. Individual pavers were sold to help pay for the creation of the plaza.

City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Plaza
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7724
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-010
Type
Address
123 15th Street West
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 118
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.322095, -123.0734141
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IN MEMORY OF
THE MEN WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
AT SEA, AND IN THANKFULNESS
FOR THOSE WHO CAME HOME
1914-1918 1939-1945

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Needs further research

City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7695
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-009
Type
Address
123 15th Street West
Location
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 118
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3220974, -123.073552
Inscription

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IN MEMORIAM
1939-1945

[first column/première colonne]
ANDREWS J.
ANGE E.
ARBUCKLE J.
BALDOCK R.
BEECH J.McK.
BEECH W.L.
BEST W.M.
BOE B.
BOW H.H.
BRANSCOMBE
BRAUTIGAN E.H.
BRERTON G.W.
BRIMACOMBE R.
BURNES J.R.
CALLI K.
CALLOWAY T.M.
CAMPBELL F.
CAMPBELL G.T.
CHAPPEAU M.
CHEER D.
CHILDERS J.F.C.
CLARK W.L.J.
CLARKE W.T.
COLES G.H.
COLLINS H.G.
COLLINS M.R.
COLLINS J.
COOPER J.
COWAN J.M.
CRESSWELL S.
CROWE H.J.
DELMER G.
DEVEREAU M.
DOHERTY A.J.
DOMINIC R.
DOUGLAS L.F.
DUDLEY T.H.
DUNELL G.E.

[second column/deuxième colonne]
DURUISSEAU M.
FREEZE W.F.
GARCIA VRD
GAY L.W.
GIBSON J.
GILBERT W.D.
GLOVER C.G.
GOODMURPHY H.
GOLDNEY R.E.
GOLDSMITH-JONES
GOODALL W.
GRANT J.J.
GREENLEES R.E.
GREENLEES R.W.
GUTENSOHN K.
HALL T.
HARPER L.J.
HARRIS F.J.
HARRIS H.A.
HARRIS P.
HARRISON R.S.
HATT G.
HILDER J.
HILL A.M.
HINDMARSH D.
HORNE H.G.
HOWE G.B.
IMAGE L.
JEFFERY G.G.K.
JOHNSTONE H.F.
JONES B.S.
KENDALL F.J.
KENDALL R.D.H.
KIDD L.W.
LaBELLE J.H.
LAW H.
LEE W.J.
LOUGHNAN D.

[third column/troisième colonne]
McELHOES S.K.
McGEE R.L.
McKENZIE G.L.
McKENZIE M.
MACLEAN DA.
McNAUGHTON F.
McPERSON H.L.
McVICER R.A.
MANN M.
MARSHALL R.J.
MARR D.
MARTIN WR.
MASON J.H.
MATTHEWS T.H.
MAYO J.R.
MERIDITH R.
MILLARD S.J.
MITCHELL W.E.
MOON D.
MOORE W.
MOOREHOUSE H.
MORGAN J.R.
MORRIS E.
MOVOLD R.L.
MURPHY W.M.
NAHANEE E.A.
NAHU N.
PRELLWITZ W.P.
REESOR R.
ROBINSON H.G.
ROGAN E.M.
ROSE S.
ROSSLAND J.A.
SHAW A.A.
SHAW R.
SIMPSON J.C.
SMITH A.
SMITH K.G.

[fourth column/quatrième colonne]
SQUIRES H.J.
STEPHENSON D.
STEVENS R.S.
STOWE S.V.
TEMPLETON C.D.
TOWNSLEY A.R.
TRAVERS C.
VANCE T.C.V.
VICKERY P.A.V.
WALKER N.A.
WARD W.R.
WHILLAM L.
WHITE W.W.
WILD A.
WILLIAM R.M.
WILSON P.
WOODS E.N.
WRIGHT R.B.
YOUNG V.

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City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7694
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-008
Type
Address
1513 Forbes Ave
Location
Lt Col. J. P. Fell Armoury
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3225005, -123.0847705
Inscription

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IN HONOUR OF THE MEMBERS
OF THE SIXTH FIELD COMPANY
ROYAL CANADIAN ENGINEERS
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM
1939 - 1945

[left column/colonne de gauche]

MAJOR SWEENY S.F.C.
LIEUT. CAULEY R.F.
SGT HICKMAN J.L.
L/SGT. SPIERS S.A.
L/SGT. STEWART W.F.
CPL. FROATS W.L.
L/CPL. CHILTON A.
L/CPL. COOPER G.H.
L/CPL. FERGUSON J.T.K.
SPR. ADAMS M.G.
SPR. BENNER G.A.
SPR. BERRY C.E.
SPR. BLEOO A.
SPR. BREWER R.N.
SPR. BUCK A.O.

[right column/colonne de droite]

SPR. BUCKMAYER W.
SPR. GOURLIE D.J.
SPR. IONEL J.
SPR. JACKSON A.T.
SPR. JOHNSON A.H.
SPR. KINGSBURY O.P.
SPR. LACROIX L.
SPR. MARTIN A.J.L.
SPR. McCONKEY M.L.
SPR. MILLER I.A.
SPR. PRESTLIEN G.W.
SPR. SAMBELLS H.
SPR.SAWDON J.E.
SPR. SPARKES R.R.
SPR. TARLINGTON R.D.

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This memorial is dedicated to the members of the Sixth Field Company Royal Canadian Engineers who gave their lives in the cause of freedom during the Second World War.

City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Plaque (brass)
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7031
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-007
Type
Address
1513 Forbes Ave
Location
Adjacent to the Lt Col. J. P. Fell Armoury
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3227716, -123.084763
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

LOG CABIN - ROYAL ENGINEERS
circa 1860

This Log Cabin is the only remaining building of many built in 1860
and 1861 by Sappers of the Royal Engineers to provide accommodation
during the clearing of the 49th parallel to mark the border between
British Columnbia and the United States.

This Cabin was originally located in Langley, British Columbia, near
the 49th parallel, was moved to Canadian Forces Base Chilliwack
in 1986, and to the present site in the year 2000 by Six Field Engineer
Squadron with financial assistance from a "Community Spirit Grant" from
the Province of British Columbia, through "British Columbia 2000".

The Log Cabin was formally opened in its present location, on
Saturday 16th of September 2000, by Colonel Anthony F. George, TD.,
Joint Honorary Colonel of our sister Regiment, The Royal Monmouthshire
Royal Engineers (Militia) located in the United Kingdom

2000

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This 1860 Royal Engineer Log Building was moved from its location at CFB Chilliwack to a site adjacent to the Six Field Engineer Squadron Museum Association's Armoury. This was completed in 2000. It was reconstructed by 6 Field Squadron after the closure of CFB Chilliwack. This log building was originally built by the Royal Engineers in 1860 to provide accommodation for their survey team that was surveying the 49th parallel between Canada and the United States. It was located close to the 49th parallel near the present town of Langley. This building is believed to be the only remaining building of those built in 1860 and 1861 by the Royal Engineers as accommodation during the clearing and survey of the 49th Parallel to mark of the border between British Columbia and the United States. The log cabin was formally opened in its present location on 16 September 2000 by Col. A.F. George, TD, Joint Honorary Colonel of the Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers (Militia), an affiliated regiment in United Kingdom.

City
North Vancouver
Country
Type Description
Log building
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4808
City/Municipality
North Vancouver
Memorial Number
59015-006
Type
Address
1513 Forbes Ave
Location
Lt Col. J. P. Fell Armoury
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
49.3225005, -123.0847705
Inscription

[centre plaque/plaque du centre]

IN MEMORY
OF MEMBERS OF THE
6TH FIELD COMPANY CANADIAN ENGINEERS
AND
NO. 11 ENGINEER DEPOT, NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C.
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY,
DURING THE GREAT WAR,
1914 - 1918.

[left column/colonne de gauche]

LIEUT. D.P. BELL-IRVING
LIEUT. J. SPOUSE
LIEUT. H. SCHAFFER
COY. S.M.F. BOWLES
SERGT. R.R. GURNEY
SERGT. A.S.G. RICHARDS
SERGT. A.E. STEVENS
CORPL. R. DICKINSON
CORPL. R.C. DOUGLAS
CORPL. W. PETERSON
LCE. CPL. J. PHAIR
LCE. CPL. C.D.P. STEIN
SAPPERS.
J. ALLEN
J. BEATON
J. BOCHEL
W.C. BUTCHER
F. COLBOURNE
C.A. CONNON
W.L. D'AITH
H.P. DUPLISSIE
G.N. FARRELL
T. FERGUSON
L.H. FREER
J. GILLEN
G. HAMILTON
W. HARGREAVES
A.E. McKENZIE

[right column/colonne de droite]

SAPPERS.
J.G. HERALD
H.G. HOCKLEY
E.A. HUGH
H.L. IRWIN
J.W. KIRKWOOD
A. LAIDLAW
C. LEWIS
A. Mc DONALD
A. McK. MAC DOUGALL
A. Mc IVER
G. Mc KAY
J.T. MELLARD
G.F. MURPHY
J.R.D. PHILLIP
T. PORTER
W. REECE
F. ROBINSON
F.W. SCOTT
W. SHAW
R.S. STEWART
T.V. SMITH
E.P. SNIDER
M.J. SUTHERLAND
C. TELFER
W.R.W. WALKEM
R.I.B. WHARTON
G. STEPHENSON

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[bottom plaque/plaque en bas]

April 2003
Addendum bequeathed by the Estate of
Lieut Christine Lucas CD (1927 - 1988)
-LEST WE FORGET -

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memorial and surroundings
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A large memorial to the First World War members of 6th Field Engineer Squadron has a place of honour in the unit’s armouries. This memorial was rededicated in April 2003 as the result of their learning of a significant number of members whose names were not originally inscribed.

City
North Vancouver
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Type Description
Plaque (brass)
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6903