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Location, Location, Location: The Story of Saint John’s War Memorial
by Thomas Littlewood In 1922, the Municipal Chapter of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire in Saint John, New Brunswick held a meeting to organize a memorial to honour the city’s war dead. The public supported the … Continue reading
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