Other

City/Municipality
Dauphin
Memorial Number
46004-015
Type
Other
Address
1516 Bond Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
51.158587, -100.0369543
Submitted By
Julie Clements
Inscription

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Province
Manitoba
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Body Content

This school was named in honour of Lt. Colonel Barker V.C.

City
Dauphin
Country
Canada
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Building
Memorial CF Legacy ID
7657
City/Municipality
Gilbert Plains
Memorial Number
46004-014
Type
Other
Address
20 Gordon Avenue West
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
51.148282, -100.4904975
Submitted By
W.D. Hale. Jack Yuill. Victoria Edwards.
Inscription

[front/devant]
ERECTED TO
THE GLORIOUS
MEMORY OF
OUR BOYS
WHO GAVE THEIR
LIVES FOR THE
GREAT CAUSE
1914
1918
THER NAME
LIVETH FOR
EVERMORE

  • JOSEPH GALLANT
  • ERNEST WALKER
  • JOSEPH FRASER
  • DUNCAN B. LEIGH
  • WILLIAM MILLER
  • H.T. CHAPMAN
  • J.S. WHEAL
  • SGT. DON YOUNG
  • E.M. DUTTON
  • AMAN GALLANT
  •  
  • SGT. A.E. WEEKS
  • S.J. CAMPBELL
  • COLIN DOW
  • L.P. WAITE
  • LT.COL. GLEN A. CAMPBELL
  • WILLIAM SHAW
  • E.W. SPENCER
  • MAURICE D. ASHE
  • G.J.J. SHAW
  • LT. A.B. THORNE
  • G.C. BABBAGE
  • JOHN AVISON
  • W.J. GARDINER
  • CLAUDE A. MURRAY
  • LLOYD L. WINTERS
  • J. PARKMAN
  • D.G. FOREMAN
  • T.H. KINNIE
  • L.J. BROWN
  • GEO. BARNETT
  • W. AUGER
  • JACOB. R HENCZUK

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1939 - WORLD WAR II - 1945

  • A. BELL
  • F. CAMPBELL
  • G. CAMPBELL
  • J. CHARLES
  • G. DURSTON
  • R. DUTTON
  • A. GARDNER
  • E. GARLINSKI
  • J. GRAY
  • R. HART
  • T. KARAIM
  • P. KOLCUN
  • T. KRYNSKI
  • S. LITYNESKI
  • E. MCCLARTY
  •  
  • J. SAWDEN
  • R. SNYDER
  • N. STEELE
  • A. STRAND
  • D. TORKELSON
  • G. WHITE
  • R. WHITE
  • J. WRIGHT

[back/arrière]
YPRES

THE SOMME

VIMY RIDGE

PASSCHEDNAELE

CAMBRAI

MONS

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Tammy Lynch
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front inscription
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Tammy Lynch
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front base inscription
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Tammy Lynch
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surroundings
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Tammy Lynch
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Gilbert Plains Cenotaph
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Patrick Morican, Province of Manitoba
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old location
1 of 5 images
War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
Province
Manitoba
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Body Content

The original memorial was built in 1920, a tall carved memorial flanked by spear and drapery motifs on the main body. The Government donated a German artillery gun from the First World War to Gilbert Plains in 1920 and it became part of the original war memorial. The gun was taken for scrap metal during the Second World War. It was found out afterwards that three quarters of the metal from the gun ended up in Japan because someone stole the metal and sold it.

The rural municipality fronted money for the next memorial which was supplied by Thompson & Co. of Toronto. The cenotaph stood by the sidewalk leading to the Brickburn School until the late 1960s when the new elementary school was built. It was then almost surrounded by the school. With the construction of a new park, the Legion took the opportunity to move the cenotaph to a more accessible location and it was rededicated on 14 September 2002.

City
Gilbert Plains
Country
Canada
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Pillar - marble
Memorial CF Legacy ID
183
City/Municipality
Birch River
Memorial Number
46004-013
Type
Other
Address
Drury Avenue
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
52.38915, -101.10116
Submitted By
G. Lihurthern
Inscription

[front/devant]

W.W.I. 1914 - 1918

W.W.II. 1939 - 1945

KOREA 1950 - 1953

DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THOSE WHO SERVED IN THE ARMED FORCES OF CANADA

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

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Manitoba
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Body Content

This stele was constructed on behalf of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 48 and is dedicated to the veterans of the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.

City
Birch River
Country
Canada
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Granite stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1788
City/Municipality
Dauphin
Memorial Number
46004-012
Type
Other
Address
Memorial Boulevard
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
51.14803, -100.05149
Submitted By
Walter Peirson
Inscription

[front/devant]

FIRST WORLD WAR
1914 - 1918

J. ADAMS
A.E. ARNOLD
W.E. ARNOLD
L.H. BARNARD
H.C. BATTY
W.J. BAWDON
S. BLOUGH
J.R. BROWN
G.W. BUCHAN
J. CALDER
L.A. CAMPBELL
R.A. CHARD
W.J. CHESHIRE
G.B. CLAREY
J. CLARK
W.G. CLARK
F.W. CLARKE
J.C. CLARKE
W.A. CLELAND
W.W. CODE
R.O. CROWE
R. CRUISE
C. CURTIS
H. CURTIS
F.J. DAGG
R. DEWAR
B. DILWORTH
R.R. ELLIOTT
E. ENGBRETSON
H.S. FERGUSON
L.M. FLEMMING
H.W. GARDINER
W.J. GARDNER
C.W. GRAY
S. HESSON
R.J. HEWEY
W.H. HICKS
G.H. HILLS
H.C. HUNTER
J. HUTSON
F. JAUNCEY
W.A. JOHNS
J. KERR
H. KNIGHT
J. KURYK
L. LANE
T. LATTA
B. LAW
W. LEE
D.B. LEIGH
C. MCKEE
D. MCLELLAN
J.H. MCMILLAN
H. MURPHY
H. NICODEMIS
M. OLSON
A. PAUL
H.L. PEARSON
G. PHARE
F. PIKE
R.W. PITTS
D. POLLARD
J.E. REINHART
J.B. RICHARDS
J. ROLLINGS
J. ROSS
J.A. SECORD
R.H. SECORD
C.W. SHAW
H. SILVERSTEIN
C.W. SKINNER
G.E.T. SMITH
C.C. STACEY
D.V. STELCK
G. STEWART
C.H. STORY
H. TOMLIN
A. TVERDUN
H. WHITE
H. WHITMORE
A.H.G. WHITTAKER
S.R. WIDMEYER
F.L. YOUNGHUSBAND
A.B. REID

THERE IS NO WEALTH BUT LIFE

THESE GAVE THEIR ALL

DAUPHIN DISTRICT

[side/côté]

SECOND WORLD WAR
1939 - 1945

J.W. ARTHURS
C.H. BAXTER; D.MC. BAXTER; J.S. BLADON; L.C. BURR; G.W. CARRUTHERS; D. CHALMERS; S.V. CHAMBERS; R. CHARTIER; D.A. CRAIG; W.G. CRAWFORD; K. CRAWFORD; B.D. DAVIS; G.H. DURSTON; V.D. FERRIS; H.A. FISHER; V.R. FOLKERSEN; R. FULTON; E.T. GARLINSKI; A.L. GIBB; F. GIDILEVICH; H.R. GRAHAM; R.J. GURR; J.F. HARRIGAN; W.D. HARRISON; A. HAWRYSH; R. JUSTICE SR.; R. JUSTICE JR.; D.V. JACKSON; T.J. KARAIM; M. KORNEY; W. KORMARNISKY; J. KUSTRA; S. LINTICK; T.B. LITTLE; E.E. LOCKE; J.H. LOVE; M.R. MAKSYMETZ; A.J. MARSH; F.M. MYERS; M.J. NEILL; C.C. PATTERSON; T. PEARSON; F.G. PEEBLES; J.D. PILOTE; O.R. PIPE; E.S. POLLON; K.F. RAY; J.W. RICHARDSON; H. ROUSSIN; B. RUDKAWICH; C.E. SAUNDERSON; W. SCHYKULSKI; D.H. SCOTT; M. SENCHUK; H.A. SHEWFELT; I. SCHWETZ; A.R. SKINNER; W.T. SKINNER; A.G. SKWAROK; J. SLYZUK; W.C. SMITH; W.G. SMITH; C.W. SNYDER; F.B. SNYDER; J. SOSNOWSKI; S. TKACHUK; H.K. VEAL; J. WAKULA; C.R. WARD; B.R. WHALEY; G.S. WHITMORE; A.F. WICKES; D. WILLIAMSON, SR.; D. WILLIAMSON, JR.; S.T. WILLIS; J. YURKIW; J. ZINCHYSHYN; J.A. MCFADDEN; T. NEGRICH

THERE IS NO WEALTH BUT LIFE

THESE GAVE THEIR ALL

[side/côté]

KOREA 1952

G.C. SMALL

THERE IS NO WEALTH BUT LIFE

THESE GAVE THEIR ALL

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Victoria Edwards
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Post card
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Manitoba
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Body Content

This monument, designed by a local architect named Herbert Payton, was constructed by the town of Dauphin beginning in the summer of 1923. The sculpture, entitled "Miss Canada in Mourning" was sculpted by Signor Rumbollo from Italy. Originally erected in front of the local Canadian National Railway station, the monument was moved to Memorial Boulevard in 1964. It is dedicated to the local war dead from the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. The Dauphin Cenotaph was unveiled on June 19, 1924, in memory of "Our citizen soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice during the Great War". Sir James Aikens, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba and John Bracken, Premier of Manitoba attended the unveiling of this beautiful Memorial column, topped by a nine foot figure of Miss Canada. The Memorial was paid for by public inscription and was contracted to Guinn and Simpson of Portage La Prairie at a cost of five thousand and five hundred dollars. There are 82 names of men from Dauphin and District who fell in the First World War and 80 names of men who fell in the Second World War.

City
Dauphin
Country
Canada
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White marble statue and tyndall limestone stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1791
City/Municipality
Rorketon
Memorial Number
46004-011
Type
Other
Address
714 Main St, Rorketon, MB
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
51.3896, -99.58893
Inscription

[front/devant]

LEST WE FORGET

IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALL THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR THEIR COUNTRY BY LAND, SEA AND AIR

AT THE COMING DOWN OF THE SUN AND IN THE MORNING WE WILL REMEMBER THEM

LAWRENCE BRANCH 87 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION

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Manitoba
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Body Content

This memorial was erected by Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 87 (Lawrence) in honour of the local war dead.

City
Rorketon
Country
Canada
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Granite stele
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1794
City/Municipality
Strathclair
Memorial Number
46004-010
Type
Other
Address
119 Minnedosa Street
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.4044256, -100.3936831
Submitted By
Wally Dmyterko
Inscription

1914
1918

OUR HONORED DEAD

A.J. ADAMTHWAITE
H.B. RAPLEY
A. CAMPBELL
G. SPARROW, JR.
G. KENNEDY
W.J. BLACKBURN
W. OLIVER
J. KIPPEN
F.T.A. SCHOEMPERLEN
A. MARGOLIOUTH
P. BRIDGES
F. EDWARDS
G. HEPWORTH
J. LITTLE
O. ROBERTS
R.M. MORTON
J. JOHNSTONE
M. CRAWFORD
L. BUCHANAN
A. FLETT
S. FLETT
W. GIRLING
J. ALLISON
J. HODGSON
J. PIRIE
A.D. MACDONALD
J. BARREN
H. LAUDER
I. BERCIER

1939 - WORLD WAR II - 1945

1954 - NATO FORCES

N. GAWIUK
D. BRADLEY

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Strathclair Cenotaph
War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
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Manitoba
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Body Content

The Strathclair Cenotaph was dedicated in the summer of 1925 in memory of the local war dead of the First World War. It was erected by the Soldiers' Association of Strathclair and financially assisted by the Rural Municipality of Strathclair. The cenotaph has a pointed Gothic top, roughened outline and carvings of a wreath with ribbon.

An addition was later added for the names from the Second World War and NATO.

City
Strathclair
Country
Canada
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Slab - granite and concrete
Memorial CF Legacy ID
252
City/Municipality
Rapid City
Memorial Number
46004-009
Type
Other
Address
310 3rd Avenue
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.12023, -100.03289
Submitted By
John & Grace Fearnley
Inscription

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Manitoba
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Body Content

This memorial was constructed for the old United Church in Rapid City and lists the names of local men who served during the Second World War.

City
Rapid City
Country
Canada
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Wood and brass plaque
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1798
City/Municipality
Rapid City
Memorial Number
46004-008
Type
Other
Address
310 3rd Avenue
Location
Inside wall of the church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.12023, -100.03289
Submitted By
John & Grace Fearnley
Inscription

[plaque/plaque]

ST. PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

HONOR ROLL

PTE GEORGE AITKEN O
PTE RUSSELL J. BURLAND O
PTE ERNEST BUTCHART O
SERGT WILLIAM B. BUTCHART O
PTE BEN CHRISTIE -
CORP ALEXANDER CHISHOLM *
PTE JAMES CHISHOLM O
PTE NORMAN M. CURRIE O
PTE GEORGE M. GREIG O
PTE JOHN R. GREIG *
SERGT DOUGLAS H. HORNER *
CORP FRED M. HORNER O
PTE JOHN M. HUNTER -
PTE J. LETELLIER O
PTE EDWARD T. LOCKHART D.C.M. O
LIEUT. COL WM. T. LOCKHART M.D. O
LIEUT DUNCAN MCGREGOR *
CORP PETER R. MCGREGOR *
PTE GREGOR A. MCGREGOR O
PTE A. MCEWING O
PTE J.A.T. MCIVOR O
CADET DAVID M. MCNAUGHT
PTE WILLIAM J. MCNAUGHT O
CORP THOMAS RAMSAY -
PTE JOHN T. MUIR *
CAPT J.T. MULVEY M.D. O
A.M. JOSEPH M. RADCLIFFE
PTE. WILLIAM RAMSEY *
CADET HAROLD E. RITER
CAPT GEORGE H. ROSS *
R.Q.M.S ALEXANDER SAMPLE MS -
L. CORP JAMES A. SAMPLE -
PTE F.R. STADY O
PTE ROBERT M. STONE *
PTE ARTHUR STUART -
PTE GEORGE R. STUART
PTE KENNETH STUART O
PTE CHARLES STURMAN O
PTE HARVEY THOMAS
LIEUT RUBY DUFFUS O
LIEUT ELIZABETH SMITH O

KILLED *
WOUNDED -
OVERSEAS SERVICE O

FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS LIBERTY AND JUSTICE

1914 - 1918

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Body Content

This memorial was constructed for St. Paul's Presbyterian Church and is dedicated to those members of the congregation who served during the First World War.

City
Rapid City
Country
Canada
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Wood plaques
Memorial CF Legacy ID
1799
City/Municipality
Rapid City
Memorial Number
46004-007
Type
Other
Address
Sample Avenue and MB-24
Location
Municipal Park
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.1228568, -100.0372755
Submitted By
John Fearnley. Victoria Edwards.
Inscription

[front/devant]
RAPID CITY AND DISTRICT WAR MEMORIAL
1914         1918

  • B. BARSTOWE
  • H.H. BOLLMAN
  • J.H. CHAPMAN
  • W.M. CHAPMAN
  • A. CHISHOLM
  • C. CUTHBERTSON
  • J.R. FORCIE
  • J. GARDNER
  • J.R. GREIG
  • J. HARDY
  • V. HILL
  • D. HORNER
  • W.H. LEDDICOAT
  • F. MEARS
  • A.F. MILLAR
  • J.T. MUIR
  • J.A. MCARTHUR
  • R. MCDONALD
  • D.A. MCGREGOR
  • P.R. MCGREGOR
  • L.J. MCLEAN
  • E. NIXON
  • W. RAMSAY
  • C.H. ROSS
  • A.V. SCOTT
  •  
  • J.E. SIMPSON
  • V.J. SIMPSON
  • R.M. STONE
  • F. THOMPSON
  • F. TINGLEY
  • J.C. TURRIFF
  • R.C. TUTTLE
  • W. TUTTLE
  • R.J. UNDERHILL
  • H. VAN BRUNT
  • W. WHITE
  • W. WINSTANLEY
  • A.D. CAMPBELL

"THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE."

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1939    1945

  • ANDERSON A.J.
  • ARGO W.
  • BIRKINSHAW L.W
  • CHRISTIE R.J.
  • EAST R.C.
  • FULLER A.R.
  • HARVEY A.G.
  • HYNDMAN D.F.
  • KITE C.R.C.
  • LYNE V.A.
  •  
  • MCKAY D.
  • MCLEAN H.W.
  • MCTAVISH D.
  • MENZOSKI M.
  • MILTON C.
  • PETERS R.F.
  • RIESBERRY D.L.
  • ROGERS F.
  • STRATFORD G.R.
  • UNDERHILL G.H.L.
  • WILSON R.J.
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War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
Province
Manitoba
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Body Content

This memorial was constructed by Harry Fulcher for the municipality of Rapid City and unveiled by Brigadier-General H.M. Dyer on 9 July 1929. Atop the memorial is a cross with a sword, blade down, affixed to the front. The base consists of four steps.

In July 1948, a second plaque was added with names of the local war dead from the Second World War.

City
Rapid City
Country
Canada
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Cairn, cross - cement
Photo Credit
Rural Municipality of Oakview
Memorial CF Legacy ID
222
City/Municipality
Rossburn
Memorial Number
46004-006
Type
Other
Address
Victoria Avenue West and Main Street
Location
Rossburn Community Church
in Canada
Yes
GPS Coordinates
50.6681552, -100.810836
Submitted By
Shirley Kalyniuk
Inscription

FOR KING AND COUNTRY

1914-1918

ROBERT CUMMING 27-11-17
DONALD CHRISTIAN 28-10-17
WILLIAM COLLINS 20-8-17
LAWRENCE COLLINS 2-8-18
MOSTYN DAY 20-5-15
FRANK JACKSON 22-7-16
PETER OAGE 28-6-17
RUSSELL PRESTON 9-4-17
PETER WILSON 21-6-18
THOMAS YOUNG 2-10-16
WILFRED STRONG 28-4-17
WILLIAM WOODS 21-6-18

1939-1945
OSWALD ARMSTRONG 3-2-45
FRED BIDOCHKA 12-7-44
MIKE BIDOCHKA 19-12-44
WILLIAM CLUFF 28-4-45
ALEX KOZAK 10-10-44
AUDREY MOULSON 8-8-42
EVERETT MILLER 12-10-44
HARRY PARTRIDGE 5-3-43
NELSON PEDEN 13-10-44
HENRY PIASTA 22-12-41
GEORGE STRANK 22-2-45
FRANK TOPOLNISKI 9-8-44
LESLIE YORK 22-7-44

LEST WE FORGET

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Photo Credit
Diane Maxwell
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Rossburn Cenotaph
War or Conflict Term
First World War
Second World War
Province
Manitoba
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Body Content

The Rossburn Cenotaph was constructed with the support of local war Veterans and their families and is dedicated to the local war dead of the First and Second World Wars. It was unveiled on June 24, 1921, with Premier Tobias Crawford Norris and General Hugh Marshall Dyler in attendance. The Second World War names were added in 1950.

It is not known which artist sculpted the statue.

City
Rossburn
Country
Canada
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Shaft -granite, statue - marble
Memorial CF Legacy ID
229
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