War Memorial - Golden, British Columbia - Non-Specific Veteran Memorials on Waymarking.com

This cairn/cenotaph is dedicated to those who died in World War I, World War II, and the Korean War. It is located in a small park in downtown Golden. On Remembrance Day, Royal Canadian Legion Branch #122 place wreaths at the Cenotaph (visit link) (visit link) and a coronation celebration of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II took place at the cenotaph on May 12, 1937, under the direction of the Royal Canadian Legion (visit link) .

Type of Memorial: Non-Specific Memorial Wars mentioned (Multi-war only): Korean War World War I World War II In Honor Of: None Marker Text: Korea 1950-1953 1914-1918 Pro Patria Barber H. Bell W. Carlile E.H. Clarke D. Chalmers C. Cordon T.S. Hale V. Lloyd W. Mulroney W.D. McBeath S. MacDonald A. McCowan F. Noel A.C. Olson O. Parson C.F. Stebbings B. Spence J.A. Smith C. Strath J. Townsend A.G. Widen C.H. Young C. 1939-1945 Pro Patria J.A. Connor B. Dunne J.C. Fisher Wm. Gould Wm. Keays Wm. Lotosky Wm. Mather G. Moore D. McBeath E. Nickelson H.J. Poland E.C. Robinson L.E. Robinson R.P. Sheppard "Their Names Shall Live for Evermore" Who Put it Here?: Royal Canadian Legion Branch #122 Description of Memorial: The memorial is located in a small park in downtown Golden. It is in the form of a stone cairn that has a cross on top. Three plaques are on its front side, one for each of the three wars. On one side is a circular stone insert with a beaver on it. On another side is a circular stone insert with a royal lion on it. Date of dedication: Not listed

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