Georgetown Cenotaph
Erected in 1920 by the municipality of Georgetown in memory of the local war dead, this memorial was later expanded to include plaques dedicated to the local fallen of the Second World War and the Korean War. It was moved to its present location in 1960 and underwent restoration work in the year 2000.
Inscription
[front/devant]
ERECTED BY THE MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGETOWN IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 – 1918
FLT LT J BLAIR; LIEUT E LESLIE
FLT LT C BARBER; PTE W LOUD
PTE J CAMPBELL; PTE G MASON
PTE J COWAN; L.CPL. A.S. MINO
PTE H FRANCIS; SGT OBS H NELLE
PTE S GODFREY; PTE D MCKENZIE
SERGT W.G. GRAINGER; PTE W PHILLIPS
PTE I GREEN
PTE H HICKEY; PTE G.H. SLEIGHTHOLME
PTE P KING; PTE G.H. SPIRES
CPL W KING; PTE G.H. SPIRES
CPL W KING; FLT LT C SOMERVILLE
PTE J.E. KENNEDY; PTE S STAWICKY
“LEST WE FORGET”
[Left side/Côté gauche]
ERECTED BY THE
MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGETOWN
IN MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO FELL IN THE
KOREAN CONFLICT
1950 1953
OUR HONOURED DEAD
CPL. RON EDMUNDS
PTE. KEN NORTON
LEST WE FORGET
KEEPING THE MEMORY ALIVE
[Back/En arrière]
ERECTED BY THE
TOWN OF HALTON HILLS
IN HONOUR OF THOSE WHO LAID
DOWN THEIR LIVES SO THAT OTHERS
MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM AND PEACE
OUR HONOURED DEAD
CHRISTOPHER A. DODGE
LEST WE FORGET
[Right side/ Côté droite]
ERECTED BY THE
MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGETOWN
IN MEMORY OF THOSE
WHO FELL IN THE
SECOND WORLD WAR
1939 1945
OUR HONOURED DEAD
DVR. R. ALLEN
PTE. W.N. BALCH
PTE. C. BEAUMONT
FLT./SGT. L.H. BEAUMONT
PTE. R. BLAIR
LT. J. BOWMAN
PTE. J.C. BRADLEY
LAC. W. CARNEY
TPR. H. CONN
PTE. H. DAVIDSON
RFM J. DAVIS
PTE. E. DOYLE
PTE. H. DICKENSON
PTE. S. DICKENSON
PTE. C. DILLON
F/O. J. EVANS
PTE. J. HEMPHILL
PTE. E. HILTS
CPR. C. HYDE
PTE. J. JAMIESON
PTE. W. KAY
PTE. J. KENDALL
PTE. F. KIDD
PTE. G. LATIMER
P/O. J. LOUTH
FLT./SGT. S.A. MacLAREN
F/O. Wm.G. McLAUGHLIN
F/O. Wm. MURPHY
A/B. V. MILLAR
PTE. J. OLIVER
PTE. J. O’KANE
CPR. H. SHAW
PTE. H. SIMPSON
PTE. G. STOKES
F/O. C. SUTCLIFFE
SGT. H. TOST
PTE. R. WYLIE
PTE. W. WYLIE
LT. B.Z. ZIMMERMAN
LEST WE FORGET
LEST WE FORGET
Cénotaphe de Georgetown
Érigé en 1920 par la municipalité de Georgetown en hommage aux résidants de l’endroit morts à la guerre, ce mémorial a ensuite été agrandi pour inclure les plaques dédiées à ceux et celles qui ont péri lors de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et la guerre de Corée. Il a été déménagé à son emplacement actuel en 1960 et réparé durant l’année 2000.
Le texte de l’inscription figure dans la section anglaise.