Montreal-West War Monument
Currie, the first native born Canadian to lead a Canadian Corps in the First World War, unveiled the monument on October 21, 1921. The bronze statue of a Canadian soldier on a granite pedestal was sculpted by Geo. W. Hill. It is dedicated to the men and women who gave their life during the First and Second World Wars.
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DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF THE SONS OF MONTREAL WEST, WHO GLORIOUSLY LAID DOWN THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR AND IN HONOUR FOREVERMORE OF ALL THOSE WHO SERVED THEREIN. THIS TRIBUTE IS ERECTED WITH FULL HEARTS BY THEIR FELLOW CITIZENS. 1914-1918.
LENS, THE SOMME, YPRES, FESTUBERT, VIMY RIDGE, HILL 70, PASSCHENDAELE, AMIENS, CAMBRAI, DROCOURT-QUEANT, MONS.
LIEUT. FRANK P. COLLINS, LIEUT. LAURENCE H. GASS, LIEUT. RALPH G. HALL, LIEUT. WYLIE SHARP, FLT. CDT. G.L. ROBINSON, CO. SGT. MAJ. W. EATON, PTE. F.K.S. MACKAY, PTE HUBERT B. MOTT, PTE. CHAS. E. TYLER, PTE. L.H. WESTOVER.
CORP. J.G. SCOTT, M.M., CORP. S.C. WESTGATE, PTE. W. IAN BROWN, PTE. ART. W. EATON, PTE. F.K.S. MACKAY, PTE. HUBERT B. MOTT, PTE. CHAS. E. TYLER, PTE. L.H. WESTOVER. [wall/mur]
1939 REMEMBRANCE 1945. ALEXANDER, JAMES, ARMSTRONG, ROBERT O., BALDWIN, JESSE A. BARK, WILFRIED BEATTIE, HARRY C. BISSELL, DONALD C. BLOIS, KENNETH BRAIN, DONALD BRAIN T. REGINALD, BRYANT, ROBERT A. BRYDGES, H. STANLEY, CLARKE, DONALD W. CLARSON, OREN. CONWAY, R. WARREN, CROKE, FRANCIS B. CROWDY, CHARLES W.C. DUFF, LEWIS, W. FISH J. GARTH, FREELAND, J. ROY, FULTON, HUGH C. HALE, JOHN HARVEY, ROBERT C. HIGGINSON, L. HYDE, HORNING, F. ARTHUR, JACOBS, DAVID S. JOHNSON, JACK D. JOHNSTONE, THOMAS, KIMBERT, CORDON S. LAING, RICHARD A. LOUGH, O. HUBERT, MAINGUY, PHILIP S. MARKS, GEORGE H. MODELAND, S. TERRY, MORTON, DAVID A. MUIR, T. JAMES, PETERSON, EDWARD A. PATRICKS, JOHN H. PATRICK, THOMAS M. READ, H. CALVIN C. ROBERTS, JOSEPH H.C. RODDY, WILLIAM J. SCHNEBLY, CLARENCE, STRANBURY, J. ROBERT, STEVENS, C.P., RODGER TUDHOPE, WILLIAM, VIKEY, RICHARD W., WIGGINS, F. WALKER, WILLIAMS, PETER Y. WILSON, DONALD F. WRIGHT, GORDON W.
Monument de guerre de Montréal-Ouest
Currie, le premier Canadien à commander un corps canadien pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, a inauguré ce monument le 21 octobre 1921. La statue de bronze représentant un soldat canadien et posée sur un piédestal de granit est l’oeuvre du sculpteur George W. Hill. Le mémorial est dédié la mémoire des braves de Montréal-Ouest morts au cours des deux grands conflits mondiaux.
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