Lunenburg World War II Monument
This large monument, constructed of grey granite, is in the manner of an classic temple. It is semicircular with four columns. The monument is located at the head of King Street beside the town hall and was dedicated November 11, 1948.
On the edges of the top band are engraved the General Service crest, left, and the Town of Lunenburg crest, right. On the face is "THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVERMORE". On the edges of the base are engraved 1939, left and 1945, right. A stone engraved with "Korea 1950- 1953" has been placed as an addition on the base at the front of the monument.
The honour roll scroll tablet is placed almost flat on the base between the second and third columns (see names below).
THEIR NAME LIVETH FOREVERMORE
| WARREN G. ALLEN |
| HARRY MURPHY |
| ROBERT E. BAKER |
| CHARLES T. MACINTOSH |
| MOYLE BECK |
| EDGAR F. OXNER |
| CLYDE W. BYERS |
| LEO REGAN |
| ELWARD CONRAD |
| CHARLES A. RITCEY |
| HECTOR N. CONRAD |
| HARRY SCHNARE |
| J. GILBERT COOPER |
| GERALD H. SMITH |
| MOYLE H. CROFT |
| HORACE M. SMITH |
| DONALD R. CROUSE |
| J. AUBREY SMITH |
| HUBERT R. HEBB |
| ROSEVILLE ST. C. SMITH |
| HENRY H. HERMAN |
| GERALD S. WHYNACHT |
| FRED KNICKLE |
| ROY A. YOUNG |