Photographs of
Shelburne War Memorial
WW1 1914 – 1918
WW2 1939 – 1945 Korea 1950 – 1953
Monument
Shelburne Shelburne County Nova Scotia
Located on King Street (Highway 3) at Digby Street
GPS location: 43°45’52″N 65°19’14″W
Looking northeast
Photographed on 19 November 2002
Looking north, at the south face
Photographed on 14 August 2003
Looking northwest, at the south and east faces
Photographed on 14 August 2003
Plaque on south face
Photographed on 14 August 2003
Through the 1920s and 1930s,
the 1914–1918 war was generally known as TheGreatWar.
Since the mid-1940s,
the 1914–1918 war has been generally known as WorldWarOne.
On monuments erected before 1940, it is called The Great War;
on later monuments it is called WorldWarOne.
In newspapers published in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s,
you will sometimes see references to The Kaiser War (1914-1918)
and The Hitler War (1939-1945).
West face
Photographed on 19 November 2002
Plaque on west face
Photographed on 19 November 2002
East face
Photographed on 14 August 2003
Plaque on east face
Photographed on 14 August 2003
Plaque on north face
Photographed on 19 November 2002
West cannon
Photographed on 19 November 2002
East cannon
Photographed on 19 November 2002
General view looking north – the WW2 memorial is seen at the left
Photographed on 19 November 2002
WW2 memorial
Photographed on 19 November 2002
WW2 memorial
Photographed on 14 August 2003
WW2 memorial, names A-Fi
Photographed on 14 August 2003
WW2 memorial, names Fr-Ni
Photographed on 14 August 2003
WW2 memorial, names Ni-W
Photographed on 14 August 2003
Korean war memorial, looking north
Photographed on 19 November 2002
Korean war memorial, looking south
Photographed on 14 August 2003
Photographed on 19 November 2002
Merchant Navy monument
Photographed on 19 November 2002
Merchant Navy monument
Photographed on 19 November 2002
West face
Dury Douai Amiens St. Eloi Bourlon Wood
South face
Vimy Ypres Cambrai Festubert Passchendaele
East face
Boiry Denain Arleux Fresnoy Sanctuary Wood
