World War, 1914-1918--Monuments : Bibliothèque de Référence Virtuelle

Cenotaph in front of old City Hall Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1925

War memorial, Jarvis Collegiate; interior; Jarvis Street, southeast corner of Wellesley Street East, Toronto, Ontario.

Picture, 1928

Trench-wrecker--Squatting toad-like in its casemate at Vimy, this grim dispatcher of death lobbed its projectiles across no-man's-land to blow trenches flat, crump in dugouts and perchance dismember and hurl skywards some hapless infantryman. British trench mortars and German minewerfer were in their glory on the Ridge, since front lines were close together Vimy is the only sector where trenches are retained for posterity.

Picture, 1936

Memorial cross erected by Cobourg, Ont., to her sons who fell in the Great War

Picture, 1927

Chelsey war memorial (Chelsey, Ont.)

Picture, 1928

Memorial in Hyde Park

Picture, 1932

Impressive war memorial at Galt, Ont.

Picture, Date Unknown

War memorial, Jarvis Collegiate; interior; Jarvis Street, southeast corner of Wellesley Street East, Toronto, Ontario.

Picture, 1928

Visitors leaving the famous Grange tunnel at Vimy Ridge.

Picture, 1936

Sailors reviewed before memorial--With the huge pylons of Canada's great memorial at Vimy towering in the background, blue-uniformed sailors proudly passed in review as part of the dedication ceremony. While the great mass of Canadian pilgrims looked on, the Dominion's memorial had just been dedicated by the King when the picture was taken.

Picture, 1936

The dignified war memorial cross at Cobourg, Ont.

Picture, 1925

Good Housekeeping--This, mes enfants, is what a well-tended front-line apartment should look like, with green grass growing through trim duck-boards and sandbags all in a row. The concierge is surrounded by rifles -- British Lee-Enfields, German Mausers and and a Canadian sniper's Ross, all happily pensioned off.

Picture, 1936

Bronze Brigade- Up tips the camera to get an effective angle-shot of Canada's new war memorial at Ottawa; the sun glinting on its impressive figures.

Picture, 1939

Chelsey war memorial (Chelsey, Ont.)

Picture, 1929

Memorial plaque dedicated to the men of the 43rd Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, who fell in the First World War

Picture, 1919

War Memorial, Harbord Collegiate, Harbord St., north side, between Manning & Euclid Aves., Toronto, Ont.

Picture, 1921

Chippawa, Ont., showing war memorial in public square

Picture, 1927

night; floodlights on the national war memorial; unveiled last summer by the King; reveal the austere beauty of snow - covered granite and bronze

Picture, 1940

Vimy Ridge Memorial: More than 6,000 tons of marble were used in the memorial in northern France to Canadians killed in World War I, designed by Walter Allward.

Picture, 1936

The epic of Vimy

eBook, 1936

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Cenotaph in front of old City Hall Toronto, Ont.

War memorial, Jarvis Collegiate; interior; Jarvis Street, southeast corner of Wellesley Street East, Toronto, Ontario.

Memorial cross erected by Cobourg, Ont., to her sons who fell in the Great War

Chelsey war memorial (Chelsey, Ont.)

Memorial in Hyde Park

Impressive war memorial at Galt, Ont.

War memorial, Jarvis Collegiate; interior; Jarvis Street, southeast corner of Wellesley Street East, Toronto, Ontario.

Visitors leaving the famous Grange tunnel at Vimy Ridge.

The dignified war memorial cross at Cobourg, Ont.

Bronze Brigade- Up tips the camera to get an effective angle-shot of Canada's new war memorial at Ottawa; the sun glinting on its impressive figures.

Chelsey war memorial (Chelsey, Ont.)

Memorial plaque dedicated to the men of the 43rd Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, who fell in the First World War

War Memorial, Harbord Collegiate, Harbord St., north side, between Manning & Euclid Aves., Toronto, Ont.

Chippawa, Ont., showing war memorial in public square

night; floodlights on the national war memorial; unveiled last summer by the King; reveal the austere beauty of snow - covered granite and bronze

Vimy Ridge Memorial: More than 6,000 tons of marble were used in the memorial in northern France to Canadians killed in World War I, designed by Walter Allward.

The epic of Vimy

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