0474.0018: Cranbrook Wall of Honour
Some of the World War I and World War II plaques listing the men from the Kootenay region who died during these conflicts. 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
Military Wars World War II
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Rotary Park
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Wall of Honour
People Shaw
People Simon
People Simpson
People Smith
People Spencer
People Malcolm
People McCartney
People McDonald
People McLeary
People Montgomery
People Morrison
People White
People Williams
People Wiznowich
People Adams
People Andres
People Archibald
People Ashmore
People Hall
People Harrison
People Hawkins
People Hazen
People Hope
People Hyde
People Bailey
People Baker
People Barry
People Bradford
People Braik
People Brown
People Buckman
People Cameron
People Canning
People Carroll
People Carson
People Chisholm
People Clark
People Cock
People Corey
People Crowe
People Laurie
People Lewis
People Rauch
People Reed
People Damstrom
People Deacon
People Douglas
People George
People Tolfree
People Tolfree
People Kary
People Fitzpatrick
People Yadernuk
People Jacobson
People Issac
People Hall
People Taylor
People Millburn
People Barlett
People Bithell
People Edmund
People Hrikoren
People Ripley
People Salanski
People Marchell
People Brehmer
People Coleman
People Voicey
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Cenotaph
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