in Dundas
this monument is erected by the citizens of Dundas in loving and grateful memory of our brave boys
who gave their lives for freedom in the Great War of 1914-1918 (61 names)
and for the Empire in the South African War of 1900-1901 (6 names)
and to the memory of our brave boys who gave their lives in World War II (43 names)
Korean War (0 names)
for a Taphophile Tragics this Remembrance Week
6 comments:
Such an impressive monument. It sad that there has to be any names on it.
Beneath Thy Feet
Nice post for the week!
How interesting! Nobody fought in Korea. Thank goodness. Isn't it amazing all the wars, and it seems they made no difference at all (except for WWI and WWII)..
Re your comment on The Villages: Haagen Daaz has the whole building...the sign about bait is one of The Villages attempts to make stuff look old. The Villages is a Disneyland for adults. But it's fun.
Love these memorials, I didn't know you were in South Africa too.
Impressive monument Hamilton, we have a similar one in King Park for the WA soldiers who died in the same wars.
This is lovely --- thanks for sharing.
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