0474.0017: Cranbrook Wall of Honour
Some of the World War I plaques listing the men from the Kootenay region who died during that conflict. These plaques are part of the Wall of Honour constructed in Rotary Park in Cranbrook.
Medium: Photograph - Image
Photographer: Don Ohs
Date:
2009
Source: Columbia Basin Institute
Collection: Columbia Basin Institute ( 0474)
Subjects:
Military  Wars World War I
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Rotary Park
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Wall of Honour
People Simmons
People Smith
People Spencer
People Stewart
People Stone
People Sutherland
People Bardgett
People Barnhardt
People Bidder
People Blaney
People Braning
People Bridger
People Bridges
People Briggs
People Brown
People Brosutto
People Carson
People Crowe
People Crystall
People Kerr
People Killins
People Edge
People Edwards
People Parr
People Parsons
People Paulson
People Perry
People Philips
People Pollard
People Poole
People Price
People Pye
People Tennant
People Thrift
People Turnley
People MacDonald
People Malcolm
People McGregor
People McLaggan
People McLaren
People McNabb
People Moore
People Morris
People McDoumot
People Muzerac
People Argue
People Armstrong
People Ashworth
People Hammond
People Henry
People Hickey
People Hope
People Hamar
People Goggs
People Gordon
People Gray
People Gummer
People Wilson
People Woodward
People Reed
People Reid
People Ridgway
People Robinson
People Ross
People Joy
People Neil
People Laurie
People Lawrence
People Leask
People Linn
People Hyde
People Finley
People Franzo
People DeBuysscher
People Delaney
People Ogden
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Cenotaph
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