Nouvelle-Écosse

FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES

ARMY
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NAVY

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AIR FORCE
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EDWARD ARAB AV

CONVOY TOWERS
CONDOMINIUMS

CONVOY TOWNHOUSES
5554-5570 NORTHRIDGE ROAD

[plaque]

Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Garden

The Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Garden
honours all who have served
so that Canadians may continue to live in freedom and peace.

The first references to the proud tradition of Camp Hill date back to 1749 when an important military post was
established in this area. In 1917, following World War I, Camp Hill Hospital opened to served returning Veterans.
Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Building opened in 1987 to provide a home and continuing care services for 175
Veterans of World Wars I and II and the Korean War.

This garden, Camp Hill Veterans Memorial Garden, officially opened in 2000 as a safe refuge for the Veterans to
enjoy an improved quality of life through gardening activities and relaxation in this private sanctuary. It is also a
place to commemorate and honour the sacrifices of all Canadian military members past and present.

The garden was created and built through community generosity - Veterans, Veterans' families,
Camp Hill staff, and military, Veteran and community organizations.

VETERANS MEMORIAL LANE

LEST WE FORGET

[front/devant]
IN MEMORY OF
ALL VETERANS
WHO CALLED
CAMP HILL
THEIR HOME

ARDUA AD
ASTRA PER

ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE

[right side/côté droit]
CANADA
MN

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

[back/arrière]
WORLD WAR I
WORLD WAR II
KOREA

[left side/côté gauche]
ROYAL CANADIAN
LEGION

NOVA SCOTIA
COMMAND

[building/bâtiment]
CAMP HILL
VETERANS
MEMORIAL
BUILDING

[plaque]
1917 CAMP HILL 2017

Celebrating 100 years of service to Veterans and the community

"Some lines I must write
for old Camp Hill

Where the boys lay in
when they're feeling ill,

The staff is so courteous,
the Sisters so kind,

A place like Camp Hill
is sure had to find"

-MacDonald undated

Camp Hill first opened as a military hospital in
1917 to provide active treatment and convalescent
care to soldiers returning from WWI. In 1928,
the mandate was expanded to provide long term
care to Veterans. Since that time, thousands
of exceptional men and women who served our
country have called Camp Hill their home. While
Camp Hill has seen many changes over the past
century its commitment and pride in providing
the very highest standard of care to Veterans and
the community has stool the test of time.

"It's up to you the
younger ones

To carry on what
we've begun

Take up the torch
and hold it high

Let memory's flame
light up the sky"

Camp Hill Veterans' Songwriters Group, 2010

[stone/pierre]
THIS STONE WAS LAID BY
THE HONOURABLE
GEORGE HEES, P.C. M.P.
MINISTER OF VETERANS AFFAIRS
OCTOBER 1987

CETTE PIERRE FUT POSÉE PAR
L'HONORABLE
GEORGE HEES, P.C. M.P.
MINISTRE DES AFFAIRES
DES ANCIENS COMBATTANTS
OCTOBRE 1987

[stone/pierre]
THIS STONE WAS LAID BY
THE HONOURABLE
JOHN M. BUCHAN, P.C. Q.C.
PREMIER OF
NOVA SCOTIA
OCTOBER 1987

CETTE PIERRE FUT POSÉE PAR
L'HONORABLE
JOHN M. BUCHAN, P.C. Q.C.
PREMIER MINISTRE DE
LA NOUVELLE-ÉCOSSE
OCTOBRE 1987

[front/devant]
CANADA

IN MEMORY OF 2200 KNOWN CANADIAN
MERCHANT SEAMEN AND 91 VESSELS
LOST BY ENEMY ACTION AND THOSE WHO
SERVED IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM

A LA MÉMOIRE DES 2200 MARINS MARCHANDS
ET DES 91 VAVIRES CANADIENS QUI ONT PÉRU
LORS DES HOSTILITÉS ET A TOUS CEUX QUI
ONT SERVI LA CAUSE DE LA LIBERTÉ.

COMMEMORATING/COMMEMORANT
WORLD WAR I 1914 - 1918 LA PREMIERE GUERRE MONDIALE
WORLD WAR II 1939 - 1945 LA SECONDE GUERRE MONDIALE
KOREAN CONFLICT 1950 - 1953 LA GUERRE DE COREE

[rear/arrière]
CANADIAN VESSELS LOST BY ENEMY ACTION/NAVIRES CANADIENSPORTES DISPARUS
WORLD WAR I/LA PREMIERE GUERRE MONDIALE

SCHR. C.M. WALTERS
SCHR. LUCILLE M. SCHNARE
SCHR. E.B. WALTERS
SCHR. UDA A. SAUNDERS
SCHR. PASADENA
SCHR. GLOAMING
SCHR. POTENTATE
SCHR. VERNA D. ADAMS

SCHR. ELSIE PORTER
SCHR. L.C. TOWER
SCHR. ST. OLAF
SCHR. HARRY W. ADAMS
SCHR. PERCÉ
S.S. DUNDEE
SCHR. MAYOLA
SCHR. THOMAS

SCHR. WILLENA GERTRUDE
SCHR. MINAS QUEEN
SCHR. DORFONTEIN
SCHR. INDUSTRIAL
S.S. EMPRESS FORT WILLIAM
S.S. D.A. GORDON
S.S. LUZ BLANCA
S.S. FRESHFIELD


WORLD WAR II/LA SECONDE GUERRE MONDIALE

S.S. ERIK BOYLE
S.S. MAGOG
S.S. WATERLOO
S.S. THOROLD
S.S. KENORDOC
S.S. ST. MALO
S.S. TREVISA
S.S. MAPLECOURT
S.S. CANADIAN CRUISER
S.S. A.D. HUFF
S.S. J.B. WHITE
M.V. CANADOLITE
S.S.PORTADOC
M.V. EUROPA
S.S. COLLINGDOC
M.V. VANCOUVER ISLAND
S.S. SHINAI
S.S. LADY HAWKINS
M.V. MONTROUTE
S.S. EMPRESS OF ASIA
VICTOLITE
S.S. GEORGE I. TORIAN

S.S. LENNOX
S.S. SARNIADOC
S.S. ROBERT W. POMEROY
S.S. VINELAND
SCHR. JAMES E. NEWSOM
SCHR. MILDRED PAULINE
S.S. LADY DRAKE
S.S. MONT LOUIS
M.V. CALGAROLITE
S.S. TORONDOC
S.S. TROISDOC
S.S. FRANK B. BAIRD
S.S. LIVERPOOL PACKET
SCHR. MONA MARIE
M.V. LUCILLE M.
S.S. PRESCODOC
S.S. PRINCESS MARGUERITE
S.S. DONALD STEWART
S.S. LORD STRATHCONA
S.S. JOHN A. HOLLOWAY
S.S. OAKTON
S.S. NORFOLK
S.S. CAROLUS

S.S. BIC ISLAND
S.S. ROSE CASTLE
S.S. CHR. J. KAMPMANN
S.V. ANGELUS
S.S. JASPER PARK
S.S. WATUKA
S.S. ALBERT C. FIELD
S.S. CORNWALLIS
S.S. PT. PLEASANT PARK
S.S. TABER PARK
S.S. AVONDALE PARK
S.S. LADY NELSON
M.V. NIPIWAN PARK
S.S. FORT BELLINGHAM
S.S. FORT ATHABASCA
S.S. FORT ST. NICHOLAS
S.S. FORT MISSANABIE
S.S. FORT NORFOLK
S.S. FORT MAISONNEUVE
S.S. FORT FIDLER
S.S. FORT MCPHERSON
S.S. FORT GLOUCESTER

CANADA'S NATIONAL NAVAL MEMORIAL
SECOND WORLD WAR CORVETTE
BERTHED ON HALIFAX'S WATERFRONT
OWNED AND OPERATED BY NAVAL MEMORIAL TRUST