The Second War Plaque was erected on November 11, 2014. It lists the names of those from each Masonic lodge in Halifax who died in the Second World War.
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The Second War Plaque was erected on November 11, 2014. It lists the names of those from each Masonic lodge in Halifax who died in the Second World War.
Romans Ave
Flying Officer David A Romans, DFC, RCAF
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War.
CHISHOLM AV
Sapper Daniel Thomas Chisolm, Royal Canadian Engineers
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War.
RALPH DEVLIN DR
Corporal Ralph Devlin, Royal Canadian Corps of Signals.
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War. The Westmount School has named many of the hallways after these same individuals. Research and interviews were conducted by the students. This project was unveiled in November 2000. (Refer to memorial number: 12004-208)
ROBERT MURPHY DR
Pilot Officer Robert Murphy, RCAF.
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War. The Westmount School has named many of the hallways after these same individuals. Research and interviews were conducted by the students. This project was unveiled in November 2000. (Refer to memorial number: 12004-207)
Jack Fergusson Ave
Pilot Officer Jack Fergusson, RCAF
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War. The Westmount School has named many of the hallways after these same individuals. Research and interviews were conducted by the students. This project was unveiled in November 2000. (Refer to memorial number: 12004-206)
GEO. DAUPHINEE AV
Lieutenant George Dauphinee, Royal Canadian Dragoons.
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War. The Westmount School has named many of the hallways after these same individuals. Research and interviews were conducted by the students. This project was unveiled in November 2000. (Refer to memorial number: 12004-205)
GEO. DAUPHINEE AV
Flying Officer George Dauphinee, RCAF.
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War. The Westmount School has named many of the hallways after these same individuals. Research and interviews were conducted by the students. This project was unveiled in November 2000. (Refer to memorial number: 12004-204)
DOUG SMITH DR
Flying Officer Douglas A. Smith, Royal Air Force.
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War. The Westmount School has named many of the hallways after these same individuals. Research and interviews were conducted by the students. This project was unveiled in November 2000. (Refer to memorial number: 12004-203)
William Hunt Ave
Lieutenant William Gordon Hunt, Royal Canadian Infantry Corps.
The Westmount Subdivision was constructed following the Second World War. The streets were named in honour of some of the service personnel from Halifax who were killed in the Second World War. The Westmount School has named many of the hallways after these same individuals. Research and interviews were conducted by the students. This project was unveiled in November 2000. (Refer to memorial number: 12004-199)