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University of Saskatchewan Memorial Gates

The Memorial Gates were erected in 1927 in honour of those who served in the First World War from the University and in memory of those who did not return.

Bishop George Exton Lloyd dedicated the memorial gates on University of Saskatchewan campus. President W.C. Murray unveiled the tablet which commemorates dead of World War I. David R. Brown of Montreal, a partner of the firm of Brown & Vallance was selected as the architects to develop the new Master Plan for the University of Saskatchewan at Saskatoon in June 1909. These included St. Andrew’s College (1922-23), the Chemistry Building (1922-24), the rebuilding of the Engineering Building (1925-26), and the Memorial Gates (1927-28). Gentil Jules Kamiel Verbeke, who taught in the faculty of Agricultural Engineering, acted as Clerk-of-Works and site supervisor for many of the new buildings and the Memorial Gates.

Inscription

[Left Side/côté gauche]
The University of
Saskatchewan
[Right Side/côté droit]
Memorial Gates
erected 1927 a.d.

[Left Pillar/colonne gauche]
BOGRLON
DURY
AMIENS
CDAMBRAI

[First Section/première section]
THESE ARE THEY WHO WENT
FORTH FROM THIS UNIVERSITY

[First Column/première colonne]
Hugh Carter Allingham
Renwick William Anderson
Reginald John Bateman
Charles Mr Vicar Bayne
William Dobie Braten
Harold John Blair MC
Charles Bremner
James Bryden
Frederick Burd
Thomas Caldwell
Gordon Mortimer Channell
[Second Column/deuxième colonne]
William Mansell Codling
John Stewart Cowan
James Douglas Cumming
William Henry Davis MC
John Kenneth Dawson
Reginald James Dillon
William Drysdale
Henry Egar
Lorne Burton Elliott
Wildred John Evans
John Fisher

[Second Section/deuxième section]
TO THE GREAT
WAR OF 1914 – 1918

[First Column/première colonne]
Ernest R. Gilmer
James Donald Grahamn MM
Robert Carlton Grant
Arthur Gordon Grurhy
Cyril N. Harrington
James Gordon Hill
Lawrence Homer
Grenville Carson Hopkins
Willis George Hunt
William Yeates Hunter
Franklin Magrr Keffer
[Second Column/deuxième colonne]
Perry Dennington Kisby
Reginald A. Lovers MM
Skuli Gudbrandur Lindal
Arthur Stephen K. Lloyd
Clifford McConnell
Robert Peuerol McCordick
Louis James McCuen
Michael Allan McMillan
J. Ross McPherson D.S.O.
Avard Yuill Mathews
Enoch Andrew Mitchell
[Centered/centrée]
James Shirley Heathcote

[Third Section/troisième section]
THEY GAVE THEIR LIVES THAT
WE MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM

[First Column/première colonne]
John James Moore
Fred Nesbitt
Josep Lees Nicholls
Angus Nicholson
George Irving Paterson
Arthur Edward Porlett
Elwyn Robert Reid
Thomas Ritchie
Robert Rousay
Roy E. Shuttleworth MM
Hugh A Silrox
[Second Column/deuxième colonne]
Ronald Charles Spence
Arthur George Storkings
George Swift
Robert Sifton Turriff
Wellesly Wesley-Irong
Edward West
Frank West
Wolfer Roy Whittingham
Paul P. Wiklund
Geoffrey Wilson
Wilfrid Grant Wilson

[Right Pillar/colonne droite]
YPRES
SOMME
VIMY
PASSCHEN
DALE

Français

Portail commémoratif de l'Université de Saskatchewan

Ce portail commémoratif a été érigés en 1927 en hommage aux membres de l’Université qui ont servi lors de la Première Guerre mondiale et de ceux et celles qui y ont laissé leur vie.

Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.

Location: University of Saskatchewan, College Drive and Hospital Drive, Saskatoon
Emplacement : Université de la Saskatchewan, Angle College et Hospital Drives, Saskatoon
Coordinates · Coordonnées: 52.128936, -106.643707
Marker type: Stone gates
Type de repère : Portail en pierre
Source: Veterans Affairs Canada – National Inventory of Canadian Military Memorials
Licence · Permission: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada (Veterans Affairs Canada).
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