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Canada war memorial - Taken by War Memorials Trust 10 Jan 2013
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Information Board - Taken by War Memorials Trust 10 Jan 2013
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Memorial with Buckingham Palace in the background - Taken by War Memorials Trust 10 Jan 2013
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Design on fountain - Taken by F Moreton 13 Apr 2013
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CANADA WW1 AND WW2 - Taken by R M BIGRIGG 29 Sep 2013
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View of Sculptor/Builders/Project Management details - Taken by mhs 27 Jan 2014
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Information board - Taken by mhs 27 Jan 2014
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Plaque in English - Taken by mhs 27 Jan 2014
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Plaque in French - Taken by mhs 27 Jan 2014
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Canadian war memorial 1 - Taken by War Memorials Trust 05 Aug 2014
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Canadian war memorial 2 - Taken by War Memorials Trust 05 Aug 2014
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Boarded, presumably for maintenance/conservation - Taken by FJones 18 Apr 2021
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Candian memorial leaf - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 May 2021
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Candian memorial - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 May 2021
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Candian memorial - English inscription - Taken by Livia Bartels 01 May 2021
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Canada Memorial - Taken by Brian Fare 02 Jun 2022
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Canada Memorial plaque - Taken by Brian Fare 02 Jun 2022
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Canadian memorial - note children's shoes on the memorial - Taken by Ffion Jones War Memorials Trust 19 Jul 2023
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Canadian memorial - Taken by Ffion Jones War Memorials Trust 19 Jul 2023
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Notice to keep off the memorial - embedded around the perimeter - Taken by Ffion Jones War Memorials Trust 19 Jul 2023
Reference WMO/119489
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Left hand plaque: THIS MONUMENT COMMEMORATES/ THE NEARLY 1,000,000 CANADIANS/ ALMOST ALL VOLUNTEERS,/ WHO SERVED IN BRITAIN/ IN THE TWO WORLD WARS/ AND ESPECIALLY THE 110,000 CANADIANS/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES/ IN THOSE WARS/ FOR THEIR COUNTRY/ AND FOR THE CAUSE/ OF FREEDOM/ THROUGHOUT THE WORLD./ IT WAS UNVEILED BY HER MAJESTY/ QUEEN ELIZABETH II/ IN THE PRESENCE OF HER MAJESTY/ QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER/ AND ALSO THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES/ THE DUKES OF EDINBURGH, YORK AND KENT,/ THE PRINCESS OF WALES,/ THE PRINCESSES MARGARET AND ALEXANDRA,/ AND ALSO THE PRIME MINSTERS OF CANADA/ AND THE UNITED KINGDOM/ AND THOUSANDS OF VETERANS./ 3RD JUNE 1994 RIGHT HAND PLAQUE: CE MONUMENT COMMEMORE/ LE MILLION DE CANADIENES/ PRESQUE TOUS VOLONTAIRES/ QUI ONT SERVI AU ROYAUME-UNI/ AU COURS DES DEUX GUERRES MONDIAL/ ET SURTOUT LES 110,000 CANADIENS/ QUI ONT DONNET; LEUR VIE/ PENDANT CES GUERES/ POUR LEURS PAYS/ ET POUR LA CAUSE/ DE LA LIBERTE;/ DANS LE MANDE ENTIER./ IL A ETE INAUGURE PAR SA MAJESTE/ LA REINE ELIZABETH II/ EN PRESENCE DE SA MAJESTE/ LA REINE ELIZABETH LA REINE MERE,/ ET AUSSI DE LEURS ALTESSES ROYALES/ LES DUCS D'EDIMBOURG, DE YORK ET DE KENT,/ DE LA PRINCESSE DE GALLES,/ DES PRINCESSES MARGARET ET ALEXANDRA/ ET AUSSI DES PREMIERS MINITRES/ DU CANADA ET DU ROYAUME-UNI/ ET DE MILLIERS D'ANCIENS COMABATTANTS,/ LE 3 JUIN 1994 ROUNDEL, CENTRE LEFT SECTION: "IN TWO WORLD WARS,/ ONE MILLION CANADIANS/ CAME TO BRITAIN/ AND JOINED THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM. FROM DANGER SHARED, OUR FRIENDSHIP PROSPERS." ROUNDEL, CENTRE RIGHT SECTION: "AU COURS DES DEUX GUERRES MONDIALES,/ UN MILLION DE CANADIENS/ SONT VENUS EN GRANDE-BRETAGNE, SE JOINDRE A LA BATAILLE POUR LA LIBERTE HUMAINE. FACE AU DANGER COMMUN, NOTRE AMITIE AUGUMENTE" ROUNDEL BORDER: THIS MONUMENT WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY THE GENEROSITY OF ORDINARY PEOPLE IN CANADA AND BRITAIN, AND IN PARTICULAR CANADIAN VETERANS OF BOTH WARS WHO DONATED WILLINGLY FOR THIS CAUSE.
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