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Statues (sandstone and marble) – Toronto
The Canadian Volunteer Monument was erected in 1870 in memory of those who fell in Limeridge and while defending their country in June 1866. The sandstone and marble monument was designed by Robert Reid.
Inscription
CANADIAN VOLUNTEER MONUMENT, CAMPAIGN OF JUNE 1866
HONOUR THE BRAVE WHO DIED FOR THEIR COUNTRY. CANADA ERECTED THIS
MONUMENT AS A MEMORIAL OF HER BRAVE SONS WHO FELL AT LIMERIDGE OR
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION OR FROM DISEASE CONTRACTED IN
SERVICE WHILE DEFENDING HER FRONTIER IN JUNE 1866
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Statues (grès et marbre) – Toronto
Le Canadian Volunteer Monument a été érigé en 1870 en hommage à ceux qui sont morts au combat à Limeridge en 1866. Le monument de grès et marbre a été créé par Robert Reid
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.
Location: Queen's Park Crescent, West side, Southwest corner of Hart House Circle and Queens Park Crescent W, King's College and Hart House (University of Toronto grounds)
Emplacement : Queen’s Park Crescent, côté ouest, Wellesley et Queen's Park ouest, King’s College et Hart House (université de Toronto)
Coordinates · Coordonnées: 43.662654, -79.393314
Marker type: Statues (sandstone and marble)
Type de repère : Statues (grès et marbre)
Source: Veterans Affairs Canada – National Inventory of Canadian Military Memorials
Licence · Permission: Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada (Veterans Affairs Canada).