0474.0022: Cranbrook Wall of Honour
Some of the World War II 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 II
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Cenotaph
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Rotary Park
Cities Cranbrook Parks, Monuments Wall of Honour
People Jaster
People Jimmy
People Johnson
People Johnston
People Jones
People Issac
People MacDonald
People Malcolm
People Marsh
People Martin
People McDermid
People McGraw
People McKenzie
People McLean
People McMillan
People Mike
People Miller
People Moore
People Mugan
People Kennedy
People Kerr
People Carswell
People Carver
People Chalmers
People Champion
People Chlopan
People College
People Conroy
People Cox
People Sanderson
People Scott
People Shypitka
People Smith
People St. Eloi
People Stanley
People Stevens
People Stewart
People Wallace
People Walsh
People Ward
People Werden
People White
People Barnhardt
People Baxter
People Beck
People Betts
People Borgstrom
People Townsend
People Hammond
People Harris
People Holm
People Edmonds
People Edwards
People Erickson
People Dale
People Ducharme
People Dundass
People Ferguson
People Flett
People Ford
People Francis
People Andrews
People Atkinson
People Atwood
People Romanick
People Revie
People Gibbons
People Gordon
People Gray
People Parker
People Pighin
People Porter
People Price
People Parent
People Linardic
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