New Westminster Holocaust Memorial
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This park was named in honour of the Duke of Connaught. It was constructed in 1976.
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This neighbourhood was named in honour of the Duke of Connaught.
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This arena was named in honour of Colonel Richard Clement Moody from the Royal Engineers.
MOODY PARK
THIS PARK WAS SET ASIDE BY THE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL IN 1863 AND NAMED TO HONOUR COLONEL RICHARD CLEMENT MOODY R.E. WHO SELECTED NEW WESTMINSTER TO BE THE CAPITAL OF THE MAINLAND COLONY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
DEDICATED NOVEMBER 1984 DURING THE CITY'S 125TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
This park was named in honour of Colonel Richard Clement Moody from the Royal Engineers.
This neighbourhood was originally planned and developed at the end of the Second World War to provide housing for returning Veterans. Victory Heights Park is located in this neighbourhood.
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This neighbourhood was originally planned and developed at the end of the Second World War to provide housing for returning Veterans.
This park was named in honour of the Sappers of the Columbia Detachment of Royal Engineers. The park was constructed in 1988.
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This station for the Greater Vancouver's SkyTrain rapid transit system is named in honour of the Sappers of the Columbia Detachment of Royal Engineers. The SkyTrain commenced operation between Vancouver and New Westminster January 3, 1986.
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This park was named in honour of the Sappers of the Columbia Detachment of Royal Engineers.