The memorial was erected by members of the Loyal Orange Lodge and church members. The cairn was dedicated to the men who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars and in memory of two local residents who lost their lives in attempting to save others from drowning.
Dunrobin Memorial
Dunrobin, Ontario
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Inscription
[plaque]
IN PROUD AND LOVING
MEMORY OF
WALTER J. BISHOP
KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE, 26 DEC. 1916
ELMER H.K. DAVIS
DROWNED IN ATTEMPTING THE RESCUE
OF OTHERS. 16 AUG. 1931
DOUGLAS DOLAN
DROWNED N ATTEMPTING THE RESCUE
OF OTHERS. 29 JUL 1942
HOWARD E. DAVIS
LOST IN ACTION SERVING WITH THE
RCAF 17 SEPT. 1943
MEMBERS OF L.O.L.786 AND
ST.PAUL`S ANGLICAN CHURCH
DUNROBIN
AND
MAXWELL J. ARMITAGE
LOST ON OPERATIONS WITH THE
RCAF 15 JULY 1940
OF L.O.L. 1296 AND
ST.JOHN`S ANGLICAN CHURCH
SOUTH MARCH
Street View
Dunrobin Memorial
1118 Thomas A. Dolan Parkway
Dunrobin
Ontario
Lat. 45.4216497
Long. -76.0212586