Trout Creek

Location:  Parry Sound District   N 45 59.197  W 79 21.679
Beside the firehall, at the corner of Main Street and McEachern Street.



This classic memorial was erected in August 1920, by the Women's Institute of Trout Creek.  Constructed of Scotch Granite, the monument stands seven feet tall and features intricate stonework engravings of the names of those who gave their lives in the Great War, and later World War II.  The cost of the memorial in 1920 was priced at $250, but the loss of young men was so much greater to this small community.



Marker text:
South side:
PTE. M. McDONALD
1886-1916

CPL. W. McFADDEN
1887-1918

PTE. H. MULLIN
1892-1916

F.L.P. P. MOGRIDGE
1924-1945

ERECTED BY THE
WOMENS' INSTITUTE OF TROUT CREEK
IN MEMORY OF OUR BOYS
WHO FELL IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918
 
 


East side:
PTE. F. MONNO
1889-1917

PTE E. TURNBULL
1888-1917

CPL. J. KELLY
1908-1944

SGT. H. BROTT
1918-1945
 


North side:
PTE. A. BUTTOZZONI
1895-1917

PTE. S. DESTAFANA
1896-1917

PTE. A. EVERS
1895-1918

PTE. J. FISCHER
1907-1945
 


West side:
SGT. H. GOUGEON
1894-1918

CPL. C. GRASSER
1894-1918

PTE. H. LINKLATER
1898-1917

IN MEMORY OF
1939 - 1945