Québec

Province Code
PQ
City/Municipality
Lachine
Memorial Number
24029-005
Type
Other
Address
1255 Saint-Joseph Boulevard
Location
At the entrance to the Fur Trade in Lachine National Historic Site
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4317977, -73.6753224
Inscription

MASSACRE DE LACHINE

DANS LA NUIT DU 4 AU 5 AOÛT 1689, QUINZE CENTS IROQUOIS DÉBARQUÈRENT À LACHINE ET SE PLACÈRENT EN PELOTONS À TOUTES LES MAISONS DE LA CÔTE. A UN SIGNAL DONNÉ, LE MASSACRE COMMENÇA. DEUX CENTS PERSONNES PÉRIRENT, CENT VINGTS FURENT AMENÉES EN CAPTIVITÉ. L'AN 1689 FUT LONGTEMPS NOMMÉ: "L'ANNÉE DU MASSACRE".

LACHINE MASSACRE

DURING THE NIGHT OF THE 4-5 AUGUST, 1689, FIFTEEN HUNDRED IROQUOIS LANDED AT LACHINE AND PLACED THEMSELVES IN SMALL GROUPS NEAR ALL THE HOUSES ALONG THE SHORE. AT A GIVEN SIGNAL THE MASSACRE BEGAN
TWO HUNDRED PERSONS PERISHED AND ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY WERE TAKEN INTO CAPTIVITY. THE YEAR 1689 WAS LONG KNOWN AS "THE YEAR OF THE MASSACRE".

A.D. 1935

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This memorial is dedicated to the memory of the Lachine Massacre and was erected in 1935 by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada.

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Lachine
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Canada
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Plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3989
City/Municipality
Montréal (Montreal West/Montréal-Ouest)
Memorial Number
24029-004
Type
Monuments
Address
50 South Westminster Avenue
Location
Next to the Montreal-West City Hall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4517739, -73.6425317
Submitted By
Michel Litalien; Alan Hustak
Inscription

[front/devant]

DEDICATED TO THE

MEMORY OF THE SONS

OF MONTREAL WEST

WHO GLORIOUSLY

LAID DOWN THEIR

LIVES IN THE GREAT

WAR AND IN HONOUR

FOREVERMORE OF

ALL THOSE WHO

SERVED THEREIN

THIS TRIBUTE IS ERECTED

WITH FULL HEARTS BY THEIR

FOLLOW CITIZENS

1914-1918

 

[left side/côté gauche]

CORP. J.G. SCOTT

M.M., CORP. S.C. WESTGATE

PTE. W. IAN BROWN

PTE. ART. W. EATON

PTE. F.K.S. MACKAY

PTE. HUBERT B. MOTT

PTE. CHAS. E. TYLER

PTE. L.H. WESTOVER

 

[right side/côté droit]

LIEUT. FRANK P. COLLINS

LIEUT. LAURENCE H. GASS

LIEUT. RALPH G. HALL

LIEUT. WYLIE SHARP

FLT. CDT. G. L. ROBINSON

CO. SGT MAJ. A. W. FALES

SGT. R. S. MCLAGAN M. M.

SGT. JOHN H. THOMPSON

CORP. EDGAR A. MOTT

 

[back/arrière]

LENS

THE SOMME

YPRES

FESTUBERT

VIMY RIDGE

HILL 70

PASSCHENDAELE

AMIENS

CAMBRAI

DROCOURT-QUEANT

MONS

 

[wall/mur]

1939 REMEMBRANCE 1945

ALEXANDER, JAMES

ARMSTRONG, ROBERT O.

BALDWIN, JESSE A.

BARK, WILFRED

BEATTIE, HARRY C.

BISSELL, DONALD C.

BLOIS, KENNETH

BRAIN, DONALD

BRAIN, T. REGINALD

BRYANT, ROBERT A.

BRYDGES, H. STANLEY

CLARKE, DONALD W.

CLARSON, OWEN

 

CONWAY, R. WARREN

CROKE, FRANCIS B.

CROWDY, CHARLES W. C.

DUFF, LEWIS M.

FISH, J. GARTH

FREELANO, J. ROY

FULTON, HUGH C.

HALE, JOHN

HERVEY, ROBERT G.

HIGGINSON, LLOYD G.

HORNING, F. ARTHUR

JACOBS, DAVID S.

 

JOHNSTON, JACK G.

JOHNSTONE, THOMAS

KIMBER, GORDON S.

LAING, RICHARD A.

LOUGH, O. HUBERT

MAINGUY, PHILIP S.

MARKS, GEORGE H.

MODELAND, S. TERRY

MORTON, DAVID A.

MUIR, T. JAMES

PATERSON, EDWARD A.

PATRICK, JOHN H.

 

PETRICK, THOMAS M.

READ, H. CALVIN.C

ROBERTS, JOSEPH H.C.

RODDY, WILLIAM J.

SCHNEBLY, CLARENCE D.

STANSBURY, J. ROBERT

STEVENS, C. P. RODGER

TUDHOPE, WILLIAM

VOKEY, RICHARD W.

WIGGINS, F. WALKER

WILLIAMS, PETER Y.

WILSON, DONALD F.

WRIGHT, GORDON W.

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Second World War
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Québec
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Currie, the first native born Canadian to lead a Canadian Corps in the First World War, unveiled the monument on October 21, 1921. The bronze statue of a Canadian soldier on a granite pedestal was sculpted by Geo. W. Hill. It is dedicated to the men and women who gave their life during the First and Second World Wars.

City
Montréal (Montreal West/Montréal-Ouest)
Country
Canada
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Type Description
Monument - granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
3873
City/Municipality
Lachine
Memorial Number
24029-003
Type
Other
Address
4540 Saint-Joseph Boulevard
Location
Located in Stoney Point Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4368325, -73.7064722
Submitted By
Michel Litalien; Alan Hustak; updates by Richard Turcotte
Inscription

Inscription on front of central shaft: À nos soldats 1914 - 1918  To our soldiers

Inscription on rear of central shaft: Érigé par la Cité de Lachine 1925 Erected by the City of Lachine

Inscription on left side of central shaft: Arras, La Somme, Canal du Nord, Cambrai, Mons

Inscription on right side of central shaft: Ypres, St. Eloi, Vimy Ridge, Côte 70, Amiens

 

 

Inscription on left stele:

Fideles jusqu’à la mort

À la mémoire des citoyens de la

Cité de Lachine qui ont fait le

sacrifice du Roi et de la Patrie

durant la Grande Guerre

 

Faithful unto death

In grateful memory of the

citizens of the City of Lachine

who counted not their lives

dear unto themselves in the

service of the King and Country

in the Great War

 

Bain R.

Hetu J.

McParlane G.

Barnes E.

Higgins F.L.

McTurk J.

Barnes J.

Higgins A.W.

Neil W.

Bell J.G.

Hilton H.

Nicholson T.

Bertram A.S.

Hollingworth A.

Nisbet C.J.

Bigras P.

Hughes J.E.A.

Page A.

Brown R.

James E.A.

Parkinson J.M.M.

Chamberland R.

James R.C.

Parsons R.

Cooke P.H.

Knight A. St. JH

Pearce J.

Coursol E.

Koollicker A.J.

Picard I.B.

Draker J.A.

Lang T.

Proctor H.

Edges A.

Mace J.

Robertson R.

Flanagan T.

Manton H.J.

Seller D.

Forget A.

Marsh T.

Sunderland H.

Gibson J.

Mellor P.

Tabrett J.

Goldsworth W.G.

Morphy J.M.

Torrance D.F.

Harvey D.

McCallum N.

Torrance S.G.

Heath G.

McKenzie A.

Walker J.

Hepworth G.

McLean A.L.   M.C.   D.C.M.

Whiting J.

Herd S.

McNab J.

Walcott T.S.  M.D.

 

 

Wooll H.A.

 

 

Inscription on right stele:

1939 – 1945

Aussi en mémoire

de ceux qui ont

fait le sacrifice

suprême de leur vie

 

1939 – 1945

Also in memory of

those who have

given the supreme

sacrifice of

their life

 

 

 

Corée 1950 – 1953

Ils moururent en

combattant pour

maintenir les idéaux

des Nations Unies

 

Korea 1950 – 1953

They died fighting to

uphold the ideals of

the United Nations

 

 

 







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This cenotaph, a bronze statue with stelæ, is dedicated to the citizens of the City of Lachine who gave their lives during the First and Second World Wars, and the Korean War.

This monument, sculpted by Lucien Sarra-Bournet and erected in 1925 by the City of Lachine, is dedicated to the citizens of Lachine who died during the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. It was originally unveiled in St. Louis Park by Douglas Haig on July 27, 1925, the same day that he dedicated the Outremont memorial and visited three other memorials on Montreal Island. The Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire (I.O.D.E.) raised so much of the money for the Lachine sculpture, and the granite base was the gift of a businessman from Iberville, Georges Tremblay. The memorial was moved to the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 85/90 (3015 Henri-Dunant Street) in 1991 and later moved to its present location in Stoney Point Park.

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Lachine
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Bronze statue and granite shaft
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4004
City/Municipality
Montréal
Memorial Number
24029-002
Type
Other
Address
1195 Sherbrooke Street West
Location
Canadian Centre for the Great War
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.5006445, -73.5776842
Submitted By
Victoria Edwards
Inscription

"To the Glory of God and in Loving Memory of Flight Lieutenant Richard Shaw Wood, Killed March 17th, 1918".

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This window was erected by St. Columba's Anglican Church parishioners and dedicated in 1953 to Flight Lieutenant Richard Shaw Wood who was killed on March 17, 1918, in the First World War. The window was designed by Charles William Kelsey and depicts Christ's crucifixion on the tree of life.

Charles William Kelsey was born in England and emigrated to Montreal in 1922. His stained glass designs can be found in England, Australia, the United States and in over 68 churches in Canada. Charles was responsible for all steps in his windows design and painting. He worked out of a room in his home or a studio set apart from the house and his painted work was fired at Acme Glass. Since Canada did not manufacture stained glass until April 1976, during his career all the stained glass was imported. 

In September 2013, St. Columba's Anglican Church sold its property at Hingston and Notre-Dame-de-Grâce Avenues to a private corporation. The owner removed the 10 stained-glass windows from the church in December 2015. Two of the old stained glass windows are at the Canadian Centre for the Great War.

City
Montréal
Country
Canada
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Stained glass window
Memorial CF Legacy ID
8324
City/Municipality
Pointe-Claire
Memorial Number
24029-001
Type
Other
Address
451 Saint-Jean Boulevard
Location
In between the Pointe-Claire City Hall and the Municipal Court
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
45.4482393, -73.8174049
Submitted By
T. Buffitt; Michel Litalien
Inscription

[front/devant]

LEST WE FORGET

SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO MADE THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

A LA MEMOIRE DES BRAVES QUI ONT SACRIFIE LEUR VIE POUR LA PATRIE

ERECTED BY THE POINTE CLAIRE BRANCH QUEBEC NO. 57 CANADIAN LEGION

1960

[back/arrière]

LEST WE FORGET

SOUVENONS-NOUS

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Erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 57 in 1960, this memorial is dedicated to those killed during wartime.

City
Pointe-Claire
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Shaft - granite
Memorial CF Legacy ID
4010
City/Municipality
Saint-Arsène
Memorial Number
24028-011
Type
Other
Address
102 Principale Street
Location
Across from the Saint-Arsène Catholic Presbytery
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
47.9145287, -69.4342167
Submitted By
François Michaud
Inscription

[left/gauche]
Alphonse Roy, 1879-1902

1914-1918

Joseph Michaud 1890-1916
Charles Pelletier 1893-1918
René Richard 1896-1917

[right/droite]
1939-1945

Réal Desjardins 1923-1944
Antonio Perreault 1924-1945

[base/base]
HOMMAGE À NOS HÉROS

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This memorial is dedicated to the men who died in the First and Second World Wars. It was erected by the "Fabrique".

City
Saint-Arsène
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Cross
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5961
City/Municipality
Mont-Carmel
Memorial Number
24028-010
Type
Other
Address
22 Fabrique Street
Location
Inside the Mont-Carmel Municipal Center
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
47.44178, -69.85546
Submitted By
Danielle Caron
Inscription

ARMISTICE INTERNATIONAL

40 ANS

[The wording for each soldier is not clear in the photo./Le texte concernant chaque soldat n’est pas clair sur la photo.]
SERGENT ROGER PELLETIER
SOLDAT BENOIT FRANCOEUR
CAPORAL NOEL ANCTIL
AVIATEAR JEAN-LOUIS PARADIS
CAPORAL ROBERT BOSSÉ

Don du Club Lions
à la municipalité
de Mont-Carmel

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Québec
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This memorial is dedicated to specific men of Mont-Carmel. It was erected by the Lions Club of Mont-Carmel.

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Mont-Carmel
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
5946
City/Municipality
Rivière-Ouelle
Memorial Number
24028-009
Type
Other
Address
102 Église Street
Location
Ernest-Gagnon Park, in front of the Catholic Church of Our Lady of Liesse
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
47.4327697, -70.0149204
Submitted By
Michel Litalien
Inscription

EN 1690, À L'EM-
BOUCHURE DE LA RIVIÈRE-
OUELLE, L'ABBÉ PIERRE DE
FRANCHEVILLE, À LA TÊTE DE
QUARANTE DE SES PAROIS-
SIENS, REPOUSSA UN DÉTACHE-
MENT DE LA FLOTTE ANGLAISE
DE PHIPPS.


IN OCTOBER 1690, AT THE
MOUTH OF THE OUELLE
RIVER, FATHER PIERRE DE
FRANCHEVILLE, LEADING
FORTY OF HIS PARISHIONERS,
REPULSED A DETACHMENT OF
THE ENGLISH FLEET UNDER
ADMIRAL PHIPPS.

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This memorial is dedicated to the brave people of Rivière-Ouelle who repulsed Admiral Phipps' detachment of the English fleet in October 1690. It was erected by the Quebec Historical Monuments Commission.

City
Rivière-Ouelle
Country
Canada
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Plaque - bronze
Memorial CF Legacy ID
5962
City/Municipality
Cabano
Memorial Number
24028-008
Type
Other
Address
81 Caldwell Street
Location
Fort Ingall
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
47.6899962, -68.9010998
Submitted By
Michel Litalien
Inscription

PORTAGE TEMISCOUATA

DÈS LES PREMIERS TEMPS DU PAYS, LA COMMUNICATION INTÉRIEURE ENTRE L'ACADIE ET QUÉBEC NÉCESSITAIT PLUSIEURS PORTAGES. CELUI-CI ÉTAIT LE PLUS LONG ET LE PLUS DIFFICILE. DANS L'HIVER DE 1813, LE 104e RÉGIMENT DU NOUVEAU BRUNSWICK TRAVERSA CETTE ROUTE À MARCHE FORCÉE POUR PRÊTER MAIN-FORTE AUX CANADAS. EMPLACEMENT DU FORT INGALL, BÂTI EN 1839.

FROM THE FIRST SETTLEMENT OF THE COUNTRY, IN THE OVERLAND ROUTE BETWEEN ACADIA AND QUEBEC, THERE WERE SEVERAL PORTAGES OF WHICH THIS WAS THE LONGEST AND MOST DIFFICULT. IN THE WINTER OF 1813, THE 104th (NEW BRUNSWICK) REGIMENT MADE ITS FAMOUS MARCH OVER THIS ROUTE TO AID IN THE DEFENCE OF THE CANADAS. HERE STOOD FORT INGALL, BUILT IN 1839.

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These cairn and plaque, erected in 1931 by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada, are dedicated to Portage Témiscouata, inland communication between Acadie and Québec. On that same site was built Fort Ingall, in 1839.

City
Cabano
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Canada
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
4143
City/Municipality
Saint-Pascal
Memorial Number
24028-007
Type
Other
Address
604 Martin Avenue
Location
Ernest-Ouellet Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
47.5289504, -69.8031405
Submitted By
Camille Ouellet; Michel Litalien
Inscription

FRONT/AVANT

[centre stele/stèle du centre]

1914-1918

ST-PASCAL SE SOUVIENT DE SES VÉTÉRANS

ALBERT NAPOLÉON

BOUCHARD ÉMILE

BOUCHER CHARLES CAPT

BOUCHER SYLVIO

CHAMBERLAND DONAT

CHAMBERLAND ERNEST

CHAREST ARTHUR

DANCAUSE THOMAS

DESCHÊNES JEAN-LÉON

DIONNE JOSEPH

DUVAL ALPHONSE

FRANCOEUR ALFRED

FRÈVE LOUIS-PHILIPPE

LAGACÉ ALBERT

LAGACÉ FRANÇOIS

LAGACÉ JOSEPH

LAGACÉ NAPOLÉON

LANDRY ALFRED

LANDRY ERNEST

MICHAUD JEAN-BAPTISTE SGT

PELLETIER ALBERT

PELLETIER JOS O.

PELLETIER JOS.

ROY DONAT

VOISINE JOS. A.

 

[left stele/stèle de gauche]

1939-1945

ALBERT JÉRÔME

BÉCHARD CLÉMENT

BÉCHARD MARCEL

BÉCHARD ROLLAND

BERNIER ALPHONDOR

BOUCHER JOSEPH

BOUCHER JUSTIN

BRIAND CHARLES-HENRI

BRIAND ROMÉO

CARON MAURICE

CHAMBERLAND PAUL

CÔTÉ MAURIL

DESCHÊNES BENJAMIN

DESJARDINS ROGER

DIONNE HENRI

FRANCOEUR RAYMOND SGT

GAGNÉ GERTRUDE

GAUVREAU CAMILLE

GAUVREAU GÉRARD

GUÉRETTE JOS.

LAGACÉ ANTOINE

LAGACÉ DONALD

LAGACÉ MARCELLIN

LAGACÉ PAUL-ÉMILE SGT

LAGACÉ ROBERT

LAJOIE BENOIT

LAJOIE ROMÉO

L'ALLEMAND JOSEPH

L'ALLEMAND SYLVIO

 

[right stele/stèle de droite]

1939-1945

LANGELIER GÉRARD

LAPOINTE FLAVIEN

LAVOIE ROSAIRE

LAVOIE THÉOPHANE

LÉVESQUE AURÈLE

LÉVESQUE J. ROBERT

MARTIN GÉRARD

MIGNAULT ERNEST

MOREAU JACQUES

MOREAU SIMON

MORNEAU CHARLES

OUELLET LIONEL

OUELLET LUCIEN

PELLETIER ALBERT

PELLETIER ARTHUR SGT

PELLETIER CAMILLE

PELLETIER ÉMILIEN

PELLETIER JOSEPH

PELLETIER LOUIS-PHILIPPE

PELLETIER RÉAL

PELLETIER ROLAND

PICARD LAURIER

ROBITAILLE DONATIEN

ROBITAILLE LOUIS-GEORGES

ROY PAUL-MAURICE M.D. CAPT

TARDIF ROBERT

THÉRIAULT ROLAND

VOISINE GÉRARD

 

[base of stele/base de la stèle]

"JAMAIS PLUS DE GUERRE ET TOUJOURS LA PAIX ENTRE LES PEUPLES"

PAUL VI

ÉRIGÉ LE 16 JUIN 1996

 

REAR/ARRIÈRE

[center stele/stèle du centre]

1914-1918

BARD ALPHONSE

PELLETIER J.-ÉMILE CAPT

 

[right stele/stèle de droite]

1939-1945

LAJOIE GILBERTE

POTVIN ALPHONSE

 

[left stele/stèle de gauche]

1939-1945

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Second World War
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Québec
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Unveiled on 16 June 1996 by a local committee, this memorial is dedicated to the local veterans of the First and Second World Wars.

City
Saint-Pascal
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Memorial CF Legacy ID
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