Québec

Province Code
PQ
City/Municipality
Montréal
Memorial Number
24029-015
Type
Other
Address
Needs further research
Location
546 Sherbrooke Street West
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
0, 0
Submitted By
Ken Holmes
Province
Québec
Body Content

A plaque unveiled in 1951 to honour Major-General Sir E.P.C. Girouard, KCMG, DSO, as a Military Engineer and builder of railways in Africa. A Royal Military College graduate in the class of 1886, he was commissioned in the Royal Engineers and was appointed the Director of Railways in the Egyptian Army. He became President of the Egyptian State Railways, subsequently Director of Railways to the British Forces in South Africa, Commissioner of Railways, South Africa, High Commissioner and Commander-in-Chief of Northern Nigeria, and Governor and Commander-in-Chief, East Africa Protectorate. (Also refer to memorial number 35036-023)

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Montréal
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6865
City/Municipality
Montréal
Memorial Number
24029-014
Type
Other
Address
7272 Sherbrooke Street West
Location
Loyola High School
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.45689, -73.63952
Submitted By
Michel Litalien. Loyola High School.
Inscription

CANADA

1914              1918
LOYOLA COLLEGE
TO COMMEMORATE THE HEROIC SACRIFICE OF THOSE
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR

MAJOR TEMPLE MACDONALD LIEUTENANT WILFRID SULLIVAN
CAPTAIN EDWARD DWYER LIEUTENANT JOHN WILKINS
CAPTAIN MELVIN JOHNSON LIEUTENANT MAURICE VIDAL
CAPTAIN FRANCIS MAGUIRE CADET PAUL CONROY
CAPTAIN ARTHUR MCGOVERN, D.S.O. POSTHUMOUS SERGEANT-MAJOR GREGORY NAGLE
CAPTAIN JOHN P. WALSH SERGEANT RAYMOND KEARNS
LIEUTENANT HENRI DE VARENNES CORPORAL STANTON HUDSON, M.M.
LIEUTENANT ARTHUR BISSETTE, CROIX DE GUERRE CORPORAL ADRIAN MCKENNA
LIEUTENANT JAMES DE B. DOMVILLE PRIVATE STUART BARNSTON
LIEUTENANT JAMES GRANT PRIVATE HERBERT BUTLER
LIEUTENANT R.B. HINGSTON PRIVATE HOWARD FARLEY
LIEUTENANT ROGER LELIÈVRE PRIVATE LÉO LE BOUTILLIER, D.C.M.
LIEUTENANT RODOLPHE LEMIEUX PRIVATE DONALD MCARTHUR
LIEUTENANT FRASER MACDONALD PRIVATE DESMOND O'BOYLE
LIEUTENANT FRANCIS MCGEE PRIVATE LEO SHORTALL
LIEUTENANT SARGENT OWENS PRIVATE GLENDYN CLORAN
LIEUTENANT GUY PALARDY PRIVATE EMMETT CONROY
LIEUTENANT EDWARD PLUNKETT PRIVATE W.A. PEARSON

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE"

TO HONOR THOSE WHO SERVED

AMOS, EDWARD COUGHLIN, PATRICK KELLY, BURROWS MCELDERRY, JOHN PANET, HENRI DE L.
ANGLIN, ROBERT COUGHLIN, ROBERT KELLY, HARRY MCEACHEN, RONALD PERODEAU, HORACE
ANGLIN, FRANK COYLE, HAROLD KENNEDY, AMBROSE MCGARRY, JAMES PHELAN, ARTHUR
ARMSTRONG, T. DANDURAND, HERVÉ KIELY, A. MCGILLIS, FRANCIS PHELAN, CHARLES
AUTHIER, ÉMILE DAVIS, WILLIAM KILLORAN, J.P., REV. MCGOVERN, THOMAS PHILLIPS, JOHN
BABIN, HAROLD DAVIS, HAROLD F. LACHAPELLE, PASCAL MCKENNA, ERNEST POIRIER, CHARLES E.
BAUSET, JULES DAVIS, HARRY LAFONTAINE, JEAN MCKENNA, PHILIP POUPORE, LOYOLA
BAUSET, PAUL DELISLE, GASTON LAHEY, CHARLES MCKEOWN, LEO POWER, CHARLES G.
BECK, AUSTIN DESBARATS, EDWARD LATCHFORD, AUSTIN MCKENZIE, FRANCIS POWER, JOSEPH
BECK, CYRIL DESBARATS, DUNCAN LATCHEFORD, JAMES MCKENZIE, VINCENT PRIDHAM, ALEXANDER
BÉIQUE, VICTOR DILLON, ROY LAURIER, R. MCLAUGHLIN, HENRY QUINN, KEVIN
BELLEAU, JOSEPH DOHENEY, CLARENCE LAW, ADRIAN MCLAUGHLIN, JOHN QUINLAN, JAMES
BELLEAU, PAUL DOHENEY, HUGH LAW, AUGUSTUS MCMARTIN, JOHN RAINBOTH, ERNEST
BERNARD, R. DONNELLY, ERNEST LAW, JOHN MEEGAN, JAMES RAINVILLE, GUSTAVE
BLAIS, E.A. DOODY, EDMUND LEITCH, CLAIR MERRILL, GEOFFREY REDMOND, RENÉ
BLANCHETTE, MAURICE DOODY, FRANK LESSARD, A. MERRILL, WALTER REILLY, EDMUND
BONNARD, DANIEL DORAN, JOHN LUNNEY, JOHN MILLARD, ELLIS ROGERS, JAMES
BORDEAU, HAROLD DUCKETT, J. EDWARD LUNNEUY, J.F. MILLARD, FRANCIS ROLLAND, FRANCIS
BOUCHETTE, ROBERT DRURY, JOHN LUNNEY, W.P. MILLOY, JOHN ROLLAND, STUART
BOUTHILIER, CHARLES ERHARD, ÉMILE LYNCH, LEO MILLOY, MARTIN S. ROY, RUGER
BOYCE, GEORGE J. FARRELL, ROBERT B. LYNCH, THOMAS MITCHELL, ALFRED RYAN, JOSEPH J.
BOYER, GUY FAWCETT, REV. CHARLES MACAROW, PHILIP MONTSARRAT, LOUIS RYAN, RAYMOND
BRAIS, JOSEPH FINCH, GERALD MACASHAM, JOHN MOORE, ARTHUR RYAN, RODERICK
BRANNEN, JOHN FLETCHER, ADRIAN MACDONALD, ALAIN DE L. MOORE, FRANCIS SAUVÉ, ARTHUR
BRODEUR, PAUL FURLONG, GERALD MACDONALD, HUBERT MORGAN, WILLIAM, C.G. SCOTT, WALTER
BROWNE BASHFORD GALLIGAN, JOHN MACDONALD, TEMPLE MULLIGAN, LOUIS SPELMAN, JAMES
BROWN, JAMES P. GALVIN, ROY MASSON, ADRIAN MURPHY, E. GRIMES STEBEN,MURRAY
BRYAN, W.I. GRIFFITH, GERALD MACANN, ALLAN MURPHY, NEIL SUTCLIFFE, STANLEY
BURKE, M.T. GRIMES, ERNEST MACANN, GEORGE MURPHY, PIERCE TELLIER, ANTOINE
CALDER, ROBERT GRIMES, JOHN MAHER, HENRY MURRAY, STUART TERROUX, ARTHUR
CARLIN, GORDON GUÉRIN, THOMAS MAHON, ARTHUR J. MURRAY, W.A. THOMPSON, LESLIE G.
CARPENTER, CECIL HANNAH, ROY MALONE, FOSTER MUSEY, MARCEL THORTON, PETER
CASEY, A.J. HARTNEY, S. MARKS, WILLIAM NOONAN, GEORGE TIMMINS, M.J.
CASEY, LEO HARWOOD, RODERICK MARTIN, ALFRED NOONAN, GERARD TODDINGS, S.S.
CASGRAIN, UBERTO HATELY, EDGAR MARTIN, RICHARD NOONAN, THOMAS TODDINGS, S.
CASTLE, RAYMOND HAYES, MURRAY MCANULTY, CLIFFORD NOONAN, WILFRED TRIHEY, H.J.
CAVEN, WALLACE HENNESSY, RICHARD MCCAFFREY, MAURICE O'BRIEN, W.P. TRUDEL, LIONEL
CHEVALIER, ARMAND HINGSTON, DONALD MCCALLUM, HAROLD O'CONNEL, DESMOND TURIENNE, DE AIMAR AUZIAS
CHEVALIER, PHILIPPE HINGSTON, HAROLD MCCARTHY, ALLAN O'CONNELL, MAURICE VANIER, GEORGE P.,M.C.
LEGION OF HONOUR
CHEVALIER, PIERRE HOLLAND, JOHN MCCARTHY, EDWARD O'CONNOR, C. WALSH, ARTHUR
CLARKE, JAMES HOFNER, L. MCCARTHY, THOMAS O'CONNOR, JAMES WALSH, TERRENCE
CLORAN, GLENDYN L. HUDON, FRÉDÉRICK MCCOOL, JUSTIN O'GALLAGHER, DERMOTT WALSH, VICTOR
COGELS, HUBERT HUGHES, STANLEY MCCOOL, JOSEPH OGIER O'VIRY, GAETAN WATT, RODERICK, M.C.
COOK, BENEDICT JENKINS, JOHN, D.S.O. MCCULLOUGH, GEORGE O'GORMAN, GERALD WELLS, W.H.
COOK, HERBERT JOHNSON, JOHN MCCULLOUGH, JOHN O'LEARY, CHARLES WICKHAM, JOHN C.
COOKE, VINCENT KAVANAGH, ANDREW MCDONALD, DAWSON O'LEARY, FREDERICK, M.C. WILKINS, LIONEL
COUGHLIN, CORNELIUS KAVANAGH, WALTER MCDONALD, SOMERLED O'LEARY, HARRY, M.C. WILSON, LAWRENCE
COUGHLIN, JOHN M. KEARNEY, JOHN D.   OWENS, SARGENT T. WINSLOW, FRANK
WOLFE, JOHN P.   WOLFF, CONRAD   ZOUCHE, DE FREDERICK C.

AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM
DONATED BY THE STUDENTS 1921-1922 ON THE OCCASION OF THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY OF COLLEGE

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Loyola High School
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plaque
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First World War
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Québec
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The Loyola College First World War Plaque was gifted to Loyola College by the class of 1922 on the occasion of the school's Silver Jubilee. It was paid for by the students from their allowances.

City
Montréal
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6619
City/Municipality
Pointe-Claire
Memorial Number
24029-013
Type
Other
Address
703 Donegani Avenue
Location
Last Post Fund National Field of Honour
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4386443, -73.8365496
Submitted By
Michel Litalien
Inscription

IN MEMORY
OF OUR VETERANS

A LA MEMOIRE
DE NOS VETERANS

WORLD WAR I - PREMIERE GUERRE MONDIALE
1914 - 1918

WORLD WAR II - SECONDE GUERRE MONDIALE
1939 - 1945

KOREA CORÉE
1950 - 1953

HONOUR AND VALOUR
(MAY 1987)

HONNEUR ET BRAVOURE
(MAI 1987)

ROND-POINT
DE SALABERRY
CIRCLE

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Michel Litalien
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surroundings
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First World War
Korean War
Second World War
Province
Québec
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This memorial is dedicated to the veterans of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean Conflict. It was erected by the Last Post Fund in 1987.

City
Pointe-Claire
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Canada
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Shaft
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6730
City/Municipality
Pointe-Claire
Memorial Number
24029-012
Type
Other
Address
703 Donegani Avenue
Location
Located in the Last Post Fund National Field of Honour
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.44316, -73.83634
Submitted By
Michel Litalien
Inscription

[front/devant]
A LA GLOIRE DE DIEU

A LA MEMOIRE DU
GENERAL SIR ARTHUR CURRIE
COMMANDANT DE L'ARMÉE CANADIENNE
EN FRANCE ET DANS LES FLANDRES
ET
A NOS FRERES D'ARMES DISPARUS
"VOUS NE MOURREZ PAS, VOUS ENTREREZ DANS
L'IMMORTALITÉ."

24 MAI 1934

[back/arrière]
TO THE GLORY OF GOD

IN MEMORY OF
GENERAL SIR ARTHUR CURRIE
COMMANDER OF THE CANADIAN CORPS
IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS
AND
OUR WARRIOR DEAD

"YOU WILL NOT DIE, BUT STEP INTO IMMORTALITY."

ERECTED MAY 24TH 1934

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Québec
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This memorial is dedicated to General Sir Arthur Currie and other members of the army who disappeared. It was erected by the Last Post Fund in 1934.

City
Pointe-Claire
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Cross (granite)
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6729
City/Municipality
Pointe-Claire
Memorial Number
24029-011
Type
Other
Address
703 Donegani Avenue
Location
Last Post Fund National Field of Honour
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4386443, -73.8365496
Submitted By
Michel Litalien
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]
CETTE PLAQUE FUT ERIGEE PAR LE CONSEIL DE VILLE
DE DURBAN DE LA PROVINCE DE NATAL, REPUBLIQUE
DE L'AFRIQUE DU SUD, EN L'HONNEUR DE LA MEMOIRE
DE SIR BENJAMIN DURBAN, APRES QUI LA VILLE FUT NOMMEE EN 1835, LORSQU'IL ETAIT GOUVERNEUR
DE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. DURBAN EST LE PREMIER
FORT DU CONTINENT AFRICAIN ET LA PORTE DE
LA REGION LA PLUS PROGRESSIVE EN AFRIQUE.

[plaque/plaque]
HERE REST

THE MORTAL REMAINS OF
OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF
THE BRITISH NAVY & ARMY
AND MEMBERS OF THEIR FAMILIES
WHO DIED AND WERE BURIED IN
PAPINEAU AVE. MILITARY CEMETERY
DURING THE YEARS 1814 TO 1869
AND TRANSFERRED TO THIS
FIELD OF HONOUR IN 1944

[plaque/plaque]
[The wording on the plaque is not clear in the phot./Le texte de la plaque n’est pas clair sur la photo.]

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Michel Litalien
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front view
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details
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details of British soldiers old tombstones
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details
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Québec
Body Content

This memorial is dedicated to Lieutenant-General Sir Benjamin Durban and to the British soldiers who died in Montreal between 1814 and 1869.

City
Pointe-Claire
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Obelisk - concrete
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6728
City/Municipality
Pointe-Claire
Memorial Number
24029-010
Type
Monuments
Address
703 Donegani Avenue
Location
At the entrance to the Last Post Fund National Field of Honour
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.44299, -73.83616
Submitted By
Michel Litalien
Inscription

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Gate of Remembrance
Erected By
The Last Post Fund
1937

[plaque/plaque]
VITRAIL COMMÉMORATIF
OFFERT GRACIEUSEMENT PAR LA
DIRECTION NATIONALE DE LA
LéGION ROYALE CANADIENNE
1998
COMMEMORATIVE STAINED GLASS WINDOW
GRACIOUSLY OFFERED BY THE
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
DOMINION COMMAND

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Michel Litalien
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front view
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plaque
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window
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plaque
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Québec
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The Gate of Remembrance was erected by the Last Post Fund in 1937. The stained glass window was offered by the Royal Canadian Legion Dominion Command in 1998.

City
Pointe-Claire
Country
Canada
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Monument
Memorial CF Legacy ID
6727
City/Municipality
Lachine
Memorial Number
24029-009
Type
Other
Address
25 34th Avenue
Location
St. Louis Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4331153, -73.6934515
Submitted By
Fournier Montréal
Inscription

LE FORT ROLLAND FUT BÂTI PRÈS D'ICI PAR FRANÇOIS LE NOIR DIT ROLLAND EN L'ANNÉE 1670.

THE FORT ROLAND WAS BUILT NEAR HERE BY FRANÇOIS LE NOIR DIT ROLLAND IN THE YEAR 1670. A.D. 1938

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Québec
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This memorial was erected in 1938. Fort Rolland was built by François LeNoir (dit Rolland) around 1670. LeNoir had arrived in Quebec City in August 1665 as a soldier in the Carignan- Salière Regiment but upon his discharge from the Army, remained in Quebec and launched into the fur trade. In 1669 he requested a parcel of land in the area now known as Lachine and built a trading post protected by a stockade and a small garrison of soldiers. This post also served to protect the nearby inhabitants and became known as Fort Rolland. On 5 August 1689, Fort Rolland was attacked by the Iroquois; the structure and settlement were destroyed and the fort eventually abandoned.

City
Lachine
Country
Canada
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Site and plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3986
City/Municipality
Montreal
Memorial Number
24029-008
Type
Other
Address
7272 Sherbrooke Street West
Location
Loyola High School
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4570242, -73.6397373
Submitted By
Michel Litalien. Loyola High School.
Inscription

CANADA

LOYOLA

TO COMMEMORATE THE HEROIC SACRIFICE OF THOSE WHO FELL:
IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR    1939 - 1945

FLIGHT LIEUTENANT WILLIAM ALLISTON WARRANT OFFICER 1ST CLASS J. MICHAEL LAVOIE
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM N. BARCLAY LEADING AIRCRAFTSMAN ALBERT LEWIS
LIEUTENANT GORDON BEATON STAFF SERGEANT BERNARD MACDONALD
SURGEON LIEUTENANT JACQUES DE L. BOURGEOIS SERGEANT IAN B. MACDONALD
AIRCRAFTSMAN 2ND CLASS FRANK BRODERICK FLIGHT LIEUTENANT DONALD D. MACNEIL
SERGEANT ALEXANDRE M.G. CASGRAIN TROOPER JOHN B. MAGUIRE
FLYING OFFICER JOHN J. CHANDLER LEADING AIRCRAFTSMAN PATRICK L. MAGUIRE
LIEUTENANT GEORGE L. CLACY SERGEANT JOHN J. MCCANN
LANCE CORPORAL JOHN I. CONROY PILOT OFFICER ROBERT C. MCGEE
2ND LIEUTENANT CORNELIUS CORKERY WARRANT OFFICER 2ND CLASS FRANCIS MCGRATH
FLIGHT SERGEANT BERNARD CROKE SQUADRON LEADER JAN G.I. MCNAUGHTON
SERGEANT RICHARD F. DAWSON FLYING OFFICER WILLIAM MCNICHOLL
CAPTAIN ROY W. DILLON PILOT OFFICER KEVIN J. MULCAIR
SQUADRON LEADER HENRY DE G. DOMVILLE FLYING OFFICER HENRY J. MUIR
FLIGHT SERGEANT JOHN P. DOYLE FLIGHT SERGEANT THOMAS L. MURPHY
FLIGHT LIEUTENANT LOUIS R. DUBUC SERGEANT JOHN J. O'BRIEN
FLYING OFFICER WILLIAM J. ERLY FLYING OFFICER ROBERT I. O'CONNELL
PILOT OFFICER J. SARTO GAIN WARRANT OFFICER 1ST CLASS J. BRIAN DE C. O'GRADY
FLYING OFFICER JAMES R. GALBRAITH FLYING OFFICER MICHAEL F. RELIHAN
SIGNALMAN PATRICK B. GRIFFIN FLYING OFFICER JAMES M. RINIHAN
PILOT OFFICER GUY HANDFIELD COMMANDER JOSEPH W.D. ROY
FLYING OFFICER JOHN L. HAWKE LIEUTENANT BERNARD J. SLATTERY
PILOT OFFICER JOHN R. HESLOP PILOT OFFICER LEO W.S. TOBIN
MAJOR CHARLES C. HILL LANCE CORPORAL J. ARNOLD WADEY
CAPTAIN BASIL W.H. HINGSTON JR. ORDINARY SEAMAN FRANCIS WALSH
FLIGHT SERGEANT R. JOSEPH KELLEY CAPTAIN ERNEST V. WALTERS
SERGEANT EDWARD R. KENNEDY FLYING OFFICER R. JOHN B. WARREN
PILOT OFFICER TERRENCE KIDD MAJOR DANIEL C. YOUNG
ORDINARY SEAMAN THOMAS KIRKWOOD  

IN THE KOREAN WAR          1950 - 1953
CORPORAL WILLIAM J. RYAN

AD MAJOREM DEI GLORIAM

"IT IS A HOLY AND WHOLESOME THOUGHT TO PRAY FOR THE DEAD ..."

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Loyola High School
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plaque
War or Conflict Term
Korean War
Second World War
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Québec
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This memorial is dedicated to those from Loyola College who fought in the Second World War and the Korean War. It was erected by Loyola College, Concordia University.

City
Montreal
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Canada
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Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
10727
City/Municipality
Montreal (Notre-Dame-de-Grace)
Memorial Number
24029-007
Type
Other
Address
3500 Girouard Avenue
Location
Notre Dame de Grâce Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4721281, -73.6128911
Submitted By
Michel Litalien
Inscription

[front/devant]

NOTRE-DAME-DE-GRACE
TO HER SONS WHO SERVED AND FELL
IN THE GREAT WARS

1914  —  1918
1939  —  1945

IN THE KOREAN WAR
1950        1953

[back]
HONNEUR
A CEUX QUI SON TOMBES
AU
CHAMP D'DHONNEUR

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Michel Litalien
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front and left side
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First World War
Korean War
Second World War
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Québec
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This memorial, erected in 1919, was dedicated to the memory of the citizens of Notre-Dame-de-Grace who fought during the First World War. It was sculpted by David Edstrom and designed by the architect Lucien Keroack

A bas-relief is affixed to the memorial representing troops marching past a cemetery, their bayonets in the air. Below, a sheaf of maple and oak leaves with two protruding crossed bayonets cover the top of a stele-shaped stone. On the left side, a Renommée holds laurel crowns. 

Initially, the monument paid tribute to soldiers who died during the First World War, but after the Second World War and the Korean War, inscriptions commemorating these events were added.

Tagged with graffiti in July 2010 and in September 2011, the graffiti was erased, though a faint outline remains.

City
Montreal (Notre-Dame-de-Grace)
Country
Canada
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Shaft - granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3999
City/Municipality
Lachine
Memorial Number
24029-006
Type
Other
Address
Saint-Joseph Boulevard and 53rd Avenue
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.438429, -73.7153484
Submitted By
Michel Litalien. Richard Turcotte.
Inscription

DIXIE ROLL OF HONOUR
ERECTED BY THE RESIDENTS OF DIXIE

  • BICKERDIKE ROBT. JR. LIEUT.COL. D.S.O&BAR
  • (X) MORRIS G.L.T.
  • MACPHERSON J.D. MAJOR M.C.
  • SMART E. MAJOR
  • BURCHALL A.S. CAPT. M.C.
  • DAWSON H.A. CAPT.
  • POTTICARY H.M. CAPT.
  • TRENHOLME W.S. CAPT.
  • (X) CAMP D. CAPT.
  • (X) DEFOLET C. CAPT.
  • DUTHIE R.C. CAPT.
  • SMART J. CAPT.
  • BARSS J.E. LIEUT.
  • BOSWELL E.C. LIEUT.
  • BEATTIE G. LIEUT.
  • (X) BECK G.A. LIEUT.
  • BARNES K.G. LIEUT.
  • BELL J. LT.
  • CULLEY S. LT.
  • (X) CHRISTIE H. LT.
  • CAMPBELL G. FLT. LT.
  • COLCOMB P.N. LT.
  • DOLPHIN C. LT.
  • (X) DONALD J. LT.
  • DAY E.S. LT. M.M.
  • (X) FRASER A.B. LT.
  • (X) FYSHE F. LT.
  • GRANT A. LT.
  • HUNTER H.G. LT.
  • HUSBAND J.G. LT.
  • JOHNSON F.W. LT.
  • JOHNSTON L.A. LT.
  • KERTLAND A.P. LT.
  • (X) KAY J. LT.
  • MACANDREW W. LT.
  • MACNIER W. LT.
  • REID A.I. NS.
  • MCCORMICK G.B. LT.
  • OXLEY A.C. LT. D.C.M. M.C.
  • PATTERSON H. LT.
  • REXFORD V.G. LT.
  • WATSON D. LIEUT.
  • WATSON W. LIEUT.
  • (X) WATSON B.M. LT.
  • WELDON G.E. LT.
  • BROWN P.S. FLT. LT.
  • FINLAYSON G.M. FLT. LT.
  • MATTINSON J.A. FLT. CADET
  • RANKIN A. 2ND LT.
  • NICKOL D.S. 2ND LT.
  • SMART G.L.F. FLT. CADET
  • SMITH H.L. SUB-LT.
  • JAMES A. SUB-LT.
  • (X) ARUNDELL J.D. SGT.
  • (X) ANDERSON R. PTE.
  • AINETT B. CORP.
  • BASHAM C.F. SAPPER M.M.
  • (X) BELL J.G. SGT. M.M. D.C.M.
  • BARDWELL A.L. SGT. M.M.
  • BLACKWELL W. H. PRIVATE
  • BERRY F. GUNNER
  • BOYLE W. SGT.
  • (X) BALL E. PTE.
  • CHAMBERS P.J.E. CORP.
  • COFFEY J.G. CADET
  • CRAIG A.M. SGT. MAJOR
  • CUTTEN C.G. SIGNAL
  • CRAWFORD L. GUNNER
  • CULLEY J. CORP.
  • DAVIDSON A.C. CORP.
  • CRIMSDALE H.E. PRIVATE
  • DONER R.J. CADET
  • DOWNES A. CORP.
  •  
  • DEWOLFE A. LT. D.C.M.
  • ELLIOT S.M. SGT. MAJOR
  • ELLIOTT A.M. PTE.
  • ELLIOTT T.L. SGT.
  • EAKIN R.C. CORP.
  • EVERETT J.M. CORP.
  • FULTON C.N. PTE.
  • FRASER F. PTE.
  • FLYNN M.L. GUNNER
  • GRANT R.C. CORP.
  • GARDNER F.G. PTE.
  • GOWEN A.A. SGT. MAJOR
  • GLOVER J.G. LANCE-CORP.
  • GARFOOT H. PTE.
  • (X) HILL R. LT.
  • (X) HEPWORTH G.H. GUNNER
  • (X) HARTLEY F.D. CADET
  • HUGHES J.S. SGT.
  • JOHANNSON G.P. SGT.
  • JOHANNSON E.E. PTE.
  • JOHNSON W.H. SGT. M.M.
  • (X) JOHNSON E.E. PTE.
  • JENNINGS A.G. PTE.
  • JONES E. CORP.
  • JUDO I.H. PTE.
  • KELSO W.S. CORP.
  • LYON J.R. SGT.
  • LAYZELL L. PTE.
  • MONCTON H. SGT.
  • MARSHALL F. SGT. M.M.
  • MARTIN B.F. CORP.
  • MORRISON J.S. SGT.
  • MONTGOMERIE J.C. SGT.
  • MANHIRE G. PTE.
  • MILLS W.C. DRIVER
  • MITCHELL F. PTE.
  • MORRISON S. PTE.
  • MANHIRE R. PTE.
  • MOONEY C. PTE.
  • MCBURNIE L. SAPPER
  • MCCAIG A. SGT.
  • MCCULLOCH H.M. BOMB.
  • MCFARLANE S.E. PTE.
  • MCKAY J.G. PTE.
  • NIVER D.M. PTE.
  • PEMBERTON G. PTE.
  • PELTON E. PTE.
  • PATERSON G.S. PTE.
  • RIBTON G.R. PTE.
  • ROSS M. SGT.
  • (X) ROBERTSON A. LT.
  • REID V.J. DRIVER
  • REID E.D. DRIVER
  • RAMSAY L.
  • RYDBERG L.H. SGT. MAJOR
  • RACEY B.R. PRIVATE
  • ROACH J. PTE.
  • ROSSER M. PTE.
  • ROE G. CORP.
  • SMITH W.L. PTE.
  • SHROPTINE H. PTE.
  • (X) SPECK D. SIG.
  • SHEPPARD C.M. PTE.
  • STOCK P. CADET
  • (X) SMITH C. CADET
  • SIFTON C.V. CORP.
  • SMART G. GUNNER
  • TODD H. PTE.
  • WOODS N.P. GUNNER
  • WILCOX G. SGT.
  • WILCOCK J. GUNNER
  • WICOX E.L. PTE
  • WOODWARD R.E. CAPT.
  • CURRIE J. GUNNER

(X) KILLED IN ACTION
"WE HAVE DONE THAT WHICH WAS OUR DUTY"

Réplique, 2009
Ville du Montréal

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Richard Turcotte
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Dixie Roll of Honour
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Dixie Roll of Honour
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Province
Québec
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The original Roll of Honour was erected by residents of what was once called the Dixie district, honouring 147 soldiers from the district who served in the First World War. Twenty-two were killed in action.

By 2016, the bronze plaque had been stolen six times. The material used for replacement plaques has varied, some were made of bronze and some of aluminum. The Roll of Honour is now replaced with a composite resin plaque that is fashioned to look like bronze.

City
Lachine
Country
Canada
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4012
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