Québec

Province Code
PQ
City/Municipality
Longueuil
Memorial Number
24039-004
Type
Address
291 Saint-Charles Street West
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.5372908, -73.5105967
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

MONTREAL SOUTH ROLL OF HONOUR
TO COMMEMORATE THOSE MEN WHO GALLANTLY SERVED DURING THE GREAT WAR
1914-1918
E. ALLAN
J. ALLARD
Wm. ANDERS
P.G. ANDERSON
WALTER BATE C.G.
J. BISSETT
WALTER J. BOYD
PERCY BRADLEY
A. BRUNETT, M.M.
EDWARD J. CARTER
Wm. J. CARTER
JOHN P. CHAMBERS
JOS. T. CHAMBERS
ALBERT CHEVALIER
E. de BANKS
H. St. J. de PERRY
A. DREYER
CAMPBELL DUNCAN
J.H. EDWARDS
H.P. GLENNIE
Wm. GUNSON
R.G. HEAVYSEGE
A. HINESON
GEO. CHRIS. HOPE
P. HURLIN
AVILA JOLY
ÉDOUARD JOLY
ALF. E. JONES
GEO. A. JONES
+H.J. JONES
L.E. KILGALLEN
HUGH A. KING
+Wm. H. KING
Wm. KYTE
A. MADDEN
A. MARIN
ALEX. J. McKAY
PERCY W. McKAY
J. MICHAUD, M.M.
C. MINDERMAN
+F.E. MITCHELL
Wm. J. MORGAN
HAROLD OAKLEY
J. EDGAR OAKLEY
L.J. PERREAULT
BEN. PIPE
F.W. PORTWINE
JAS. B. RUTLEDGE
Wm. J. RUTLEDGE
ALFRED SLATER
ERNEST B. SLATER
+HERBERT SLATER
HOWARD L. SMYTH
LORNE E. SMYTH
ARTHUR TODD
E. TROUILLARD
Wm. WALLACE
W.J.WHITE
CHARLES WILSON
GORDON WILSON
THIS TABLET WAS ERECTED BY THE MONTREAL SOUTH SOCIAL CLUB 1920
+ KILLED IN ACTION

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Photo Credit
Michel Litalien
Caption
plaque (front)
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This plaque, erected in 1920 by the Montreal South Social Club, is dedicated to the citizens of South-Montréal who fought during the First World War. The city of South-Montréal was annexed to Longueuil in 1961.

City
Longueuil
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4186
City/Municipality
Longueuil
Memorial Number
24039-003
Type
Address
55 Sainte Élizabeth Street
Location
On the facade of the Cocathedral Saint Anthony of Padua
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.5405491, -73.5082723
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

FORT DE LONGUEUIL

CETTE ÉGLISE EST SUR LE SITE DU FORT CONSTRUIT EN PIERRE EN 1685-1690 PAR CHARLES LE MOYNE DE LONGUEUIL II, POUR SE PROTÉGER CONTRE LES IROQUOIS: IL MESURAIT 210-170 PIEDS AVEC QUATRE TOURS ET UN CORPS DE GARDE. OCCUPÉ PAR LES ENVAHISSEURS AMÉRICAINS EN 1775, IL FUT DÉMOLI EN 1810.

SITE OF A FORT STRONGLY BUILT IN STONE, 1685-1690, BY CHARLES LE MOYNE DE LONGUEUIL II. MEASURING 210-170 FEET, WITH FOUR TOWERS AND A GUARD HOUSE, AS AN OUTPOST AGAINST THE IROQUOIS. GARRISONED BY THE INVADERS, 1775. DEMOLISHED IN 1810.

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plaque (surroundings)
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plaque (front)
1 of 2 images
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Body Content

This plaque, set on the Church of Saint-Antoine de Longueuil by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada in 1925, commemorates Fort Longueuil which was built on this site in 1685-1690 by Charles Lemoyne de Longueuil as an outpost against the Iroquois. Occupied by the Americans in 1775, it was demolished in 1810.

City
Longueuil
Country
Type Description
Metal plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3962
City/Municipality
Longueuil
Memorial Number
24039-002
Type
Address
145 Frontenac Street
Location
Léo-Major Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.5324026, -73.480443
Inscription

[shaft/socle]

MARINE ARMÉE AVIATION
1966
CITÉ DE JACQUES CARTIER
À LA MÉMOIRE DE SES CHERS FILS ARTISANS DE LA VICTOIRE
LA CITÉ DE JACQUES-CARTIER RECONNAISSANTE
CITY OF JACQUES CARTIER
IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF JACQUES CARTIER WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE THEY DIED THAT WE MIGHT LIVE
CEUX QUI PIEUSEMENT SONT MORTS POUR LA PATRIE
GUERRE WARS
1914-1918 - 1939-1945

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Photo Credit
Michel Litalien; Nicolas Giroux
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front view
1 of 4 images
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statue (front)
1 of 4 images
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front and right side
1 of 4 images
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Monument with arty gun- monument in the background with artillery gun in the foreground
1 of 4 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This monument, erected by the town of Jacques-Cartier in 1966, is dedicated to the local citizens who died during the two Great World Wars. The town of Jacques-Cartier was annexed to Longueuil in 1974.

City
Longueuil
Country
Type Description
Bronze statue on a granite shaft; artillery gun
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4187
City/Municipality
Longueuil
Memorial Number
24039-001
Type
Address
111 Saint-Jean Street
Location
In front of the Fire Department of Longueuil
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.5372632, -73.5106219
Inscription

[west side/côté ouest]

LONGUEUIL
RECONNAISSANTE
À CEUX QUI ONT SERVI ET A CEUX QUI SONT TOMBÉS AU CHAMP D'HONNEUR

GRATEFUL
TO THOSE WHO SERVED AND TO THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES

1914-1919

[east side/côté est]

YPRES, ST-JULIEN, BOIS DU SANCTUAIRE, LA SOMME, COURCELETTE, VIMY, PASSCHENDAELE, ARRAS, AMIENS, BOIS DE BOURLON

[south side/côté sud]

1914-1918

DÉDIÉ PAR LA CITÉ DE - LONGUEUIL - DEDICATED TO THE CITY OF

LONGUEUIL

À LA MÉMOIRE DE SES GLORIEUX FILS

TO THE MEMORY OF THEIR GALLANT SONS

CARMICHAEL, KENNETH
COOPER, FRANK
COPE, A.J.
COPE, FRED J.
CROSS, A.M.
DERYNCK, HENRY M.
DUQUETTE, VICTOR
HILL, R.C.
KENNEDY, L.E.
KNOWLES, ALFRED
LAROCQUE, ALEX
MCCALLUM, WILLIAM
MONGEAU, CLINDON
MONGEAU, EARL
MORTON, R.
PATTERSON, A.J.
PATTERSON, E.A.
PORTEOUS GEO.
WEST, BURTON M.
WEST, GORDON L.
WEST, HUBERT
WEST, WALTER M.

[north side/côté nord]

1939-1945

DÉDIÉ PAR LA CITÉ DE - LONGUEUIL - DEDICATED BY THE CITY OF

A LA MÉMOIRE DE SES GLORIEUX FILS

TO THE MEMORY OF THEIR GALLANT SONS

BEATON, IAN
BÉLANGER, JEAN PAUL
BRAIS, JOSEPH C.P.
BROOKS, HARRY
DERBYSHIRE, JOHN
GALARNEAU, ROLAND
ISHERWOOD, JOHN
MAFFRE, KENNETH
MAFFRE, GERALD F.
MILLINGTON, THOS. G.
PARSONS, ERNEST
STEELE, NORMAN
STEVENS, ROBERT T.
SAMUEL, JOSEPH N.P.E.
VERONNEAU, RAOUL
LUSSIER, JOS. E.J.B.C.

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Photo Credit
Michel Litalien
Caption
east side
1 of 4 images
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statue
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north side plaque
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Inscription
1 of 4 images
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

Sculpted by M. Emile Brunet, this memorial was erected in 1923 on behalf of the city of Longueuil in honour of the local war dead and veterans of the First World War. A plaque was later added for the local participation in the Second World War.

City
Longueuil
Country
Type Description
Shaft - granite, bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3850
City/Municipality
Lévis
Memorial Number
24038-014
Type
Address
171 Saint-Romuald Street
Location
Saint-Romuald Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
46.7564098, -71.2371878
Inscription

RECONNAISSANCE.
RENDONS GRÂCES À DIEU D'AVOIR DAIGNÉ EXAUCER LES VOEUX DU PAPE
ET LES PRIÈRES DE L'HUMANITÉ, EN ACCORDANT AU MONDE LES BIENFAITS DE LA PAIX,
APRÈS QUATRE ANNÉES DE LA PLUS HORRIBLE DES GUERRES.
QUI MIT AUX PRISES LA PLUPART DES GRANDES NATIONS DE LA TERRE
ET ENTRAINA LE CANADA SUR LE CHAMPS DE BATAILLE DE L'EUROPE.
AU COURS DE CETTE SANGLANTE MÊLÉE. SOIXANTE-SEPT JEUNES GENS DE SAINT-ROMUALD
FIRENT DU SERVICE DANS LES ARMÉES CANADIENNES.
L'UN D'ENTRE EUX FUT TUÉ, SEPT FURENT BLESSÉS ET QUATRE FURENT DÉCORÉS.
REMERCIONS DIEU D'AVOIR MIS FIN A NOS ÉPREUVES
ET PRIONS LE D'ÉPARGNER A NOTRE CHÈRE PATRIE
LES HORREURS D'UNE NOUVELLE GUERRE.
LES PAROISSIENS DE SAINT-ROMUALD.
LE 4 AVRIL 1920.

MORT AU CHAMP D'HONNEUR LIEUT. AUG. MORENCY.

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Photo Credit
Corporation du tourisme et du patrimoine religieux de Québec
Caption
plaque
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

The End of the First World War Plaque was installed on April 4, 1920, by Saint-Romuald Church. Sixty-seven men from Saint-Romuald served, one was killed, seven wounded and four were decorated.

City
Lévis
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10734
City/Municipality
Lévis
Memorial Number
24038-013
Type
Address
Fort No. 1 of Pointe-Lévis
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
46.8241063, -71.1521375
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

FORT NO. 1, POINTE-LÉVIS

Pendant la Guerre civile américaine, le lieutenant-colonel William Jervois recommanda de fortifier la région afin de défendre Québec dans l'éventualité d'une attaque venant du Maine. Construit entre 1865 et 1871, ce fort est l'un des trois que les ingénieurs britanniques édifièrent à Pointe-Lévis. Jamais complètement armé ni occupé par une garnison, il fut pratiquement abandonné après la signature du traité de Washington en 1871 entre les États-Unis et la Grande-Bretagne. Son architecture représente la transition entre la fortification classique et l'art militaire moderne, qui se fit au milieu du XIXe siècle.

This fort is one of the three recommended by Lieutenant Colonel William Jervois during the border strains stemming from the American Civil War, and built by the Royal Engineers between 1865 and 1871. Intended to protect Québec and its harbour from a possible American invasion from Maine, it was never completely armed or garrisoned, and was virtually abandoned following the signing of the Treaty of Washington by Great Britain and the United States in 1871. The fort's design represents a transition from the principle of classical fortification to the military practices of the mid-nineteenth century.

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plaque (front)
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This plaque, set on a monolith by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada in 1984, commemorates Fort no. 1, at Pointe-Lévis, built between 1865 and 1871, and intended as a protection of Québec and its harbour from a possible American invasion.

City
Lévis
Country
Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4146
City/Municipality
Lévis
Memorial Number
24038-012
Type
Address
41 Gouvernement Road
Location
Lévis Forts National Historic Site
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
46.8152982, -71.1576993
Inscription

[upper plaque/plaque du haut]

La beauté de ces lieux, leur faune, leur flore et leurs paysages font partie de notre patrimoine canadien. Souvenons-nous que des Canadiens et des Canadiennes ont consenti à faire don de leur vie pour que nous puissions en jouir. Quant à eux, ils ne les verront jamais. Très loin de leur foyer et de leur pays natal se trouve le lieu de leur dernier repos (Outre-mer et dans les sept océans). C'est à leur mémoire que cette plaque est dédiée.

[lower plaque/plaque du bas]

They will never know the beauty of this place, see the seasons change, enjoy nature's chorus. All we enjoy we owe them, men and women who lie buried in the earth of foreign lands and in the seven seas. Dedicated to the memory of Canadians who died overseas in the service of their country and so preserved our heritage.

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monolith (surroundings)
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plaque (front)
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Province
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Body Content

These plaques, set on a monolith, commemorate the men and women who fought during the Second World War to preserve our heritage and our liberty.

City
Lévis
Country
Type Description
Stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4147
City/Municipality
Lévis
Memorial Number
24038-010
Type
Address
Monseigneur-Bourget Street & Champagnat Street East
Location
Peace park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
46.8186541, -71.1601864
Inscription

[côté est sur le muret]

CE MUR EST UN DON DU CERCLE DES VOYAGEURS DE COMMERCE DE LEVIS INCORPORE

[côté est] PINTENDRE, ST. NICOLAS, CHAMY

[côté ouest]

ST. JEAN-CHRYSOSTOME, BREAKYVILLE, LEVIS

[côté nord]

ST. REDEMPTEUR, ST. DAVID, LAUZON

[côté sud]

ST. LAMBERT, ST. HENRI, ST. ROMUALD

[côté nord-ouest]

ST. ETIENNE

[côté sud-ouest]

ST. TELESPHORE

[côté est du dé du piédestal (soldats honorés)]

ABBE OMER BEGIN, MARC AURELE ROY, PAUL GARANT, LAVAL TURGEON, NAZAIRE LEVEILLE, JEAN BAQUET-LAMONTAGNE, THEODORE PELLETIER, LOUIS CAUCHY, JOSEPH DOMINIQUE, YVES HAMEL, THOMAS LEVESQUE

D.J. FORTIN MFG, ST. DAVID CO. LEVIS

[côté ouest du dé du piédestal]

MAURICE BOUTIN, ALEXANDRE FONTAINE, SYLVIO DUBOIS, DONAT BEAURIVAGE, ELIE DESBIENS, ALYRE CARRIER, GERARD BUSSIERES, HONORIUS BOURGET, REAL PLANTE, REAL LAMBERT, ANTONIO COUTURE

[côté nord du dé du piédestal]

CHARLES-HENRI OUELLET, GUY LAFLAMME, BERTIE ESMOND, HUGH ANDERSON, VINCENT MORIN, CYRILLE GIGUERE, PAUL HENRI GAGNON, JEAN-MARIE DUBE, STANISLAS BERNIER, LEVI OULLET, EDMOND CAMIRE

[côté sud du dé du piédestal]

PAUL BOUTIN, MAURICE PERUSSE, JULES CHOUINARD, OVILA MORIN, MARC CHABOT, PIERRE A. DESROCHERS, MAURICE GAGNON, PATRICK MURPHY, ROSAIRE DROUIN, ROSAIRE LEMIEUX, ROBERT HUOT

[base de l'obélisque]

HOMMAGE AUX FILS DU COMTE DE LEVIS MORTS POUR LA PATRIE

1914-1918 1939-1945

[plaque]

LE COMITE DU MONUMENT SOUVENIR 1946

MM. J. DUMONT, J.N. TURGEON, L.J. ROY, A. CARON, P.E. ASSELIN, ANT. ROY, MMES E. GRAVEL, J. SCOTT, A. LEVESQUE, MM. A. PICHARD, P.E. BEGIN, H. GELLY, J.C. LAPOINTE, G. GOSSELIN, J. DEBILLY

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Province
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Body Content

Surrounded by four Second World War-era field guns from the 6th Light Artillery Regiment, this obelisk was erected by a monument committee in 1946 consisting of many distinguished local citizens. The memorial was unveiled on 15 September 1946 and is dedicated to the forty-four local soldiers killed during the First and Second World Wars.

City
Lévis
Country
Type Description
Granite obelisk and four weapons
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3948
City/Municipality
Lévis
Memorial Number
24038-009
Type
Address
10 Arsenal Street
Location
Inside the Lévis Armoury
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
46.8038378, -71.1836445
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

MORTS POUR LA PATRIE

1939 1945

LE REGIMENT DE LA CHAUDIERE

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plaque (front)
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Province
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Body Content

Erected by Le Régiment de la Chaudière, this plaque is dedicated to the regiment's dead suffered during the Second World War.

City
Lévis
Country
Type Description
Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4025
City/Municipality
Lévis
Memorial Number
24038-008
Type
Address
10 Arsenal Street
Location
Inside the Lévis Armory
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
46.8038563, -71.1836474
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Caption
plaque (front)
War or Conflict Term
Province
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Body Content

This memorial, erected by Le Régiment de Lévis, is dedicated to the losses suffered by the regiment during the Second World War.

City
Lévis
Country
Type Description
Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4028