Iron Bridge

 

Location:  Algoma District     N 46.27945   W -83.22303

In Tally-Ho Park, west side of Main Street, north of the Trans Canada Highway.

 

This memorial is found in the village of Iron Bridge, but represents the Township of Huron Shores, known as the Huron Shores Memorial.  It is a large grey granite wall listing the names of those from this township lost in the World Wars.  The setting is a quiet Tally Ho Park, located just off the busy Trans Canada Highway, providing a pleasant place to stop and enjoy the peaceful Mississagi River and to pay respects to the fallen.  The Legion Branch 182 in nearby Thessalon hosts the Remembrance Day ceremony at this memorial.

 

Marker text:

Centre:

HURON SHORES MEMORIAL

HURON SHORES RESIDENTS PAY TRIBUTE

TO ALL THOSE WHO ANSWERED THE CALL

OR THEIR COUNTRY TO HELP PRESERVE THE

PEACE AND FREEDOM WE NOW ENJOY SOME

PAID THE SUPREME SACRIFICE

SOME SUFFERED SEVERE PHYSICAL AND

MENTAL WOUNDS AND ALL ENDURED

HARDSHIPS  WE HONOUR THOSE WHO

CONTINUE TO SERVE IN THE CAUSE OF PEACE

LEST WE FORGET

 

Left side:

WORLD WAR I

ELDER, GEORGE CLIFFORD

BELL, NEIL CAMERON

COTE, HECTOR

BELL, JOHN ALEXANDER

KIRBY, RUSSELL LARNE

MIRON, LAWRENCE

FORBES, ROBERT SPENCE

JORDAN, WILLIAM THOMAS

BEATON, ANGUS

ATKINSON, GORDON

MCDOUGALL, ROBERT GEORGE

SEABROOK, HUGH ALLEN

BOOTH, WILLIAM

LIZOTTE, FRANK

RYCKMAN, JOHN WARDELL

 

 

 

Right side:

WORLD WAR II

MCKIGGAN, ANGUS ALEXANDER

BERRY, ANDREW ALLEN

ROBINSON, BRUCE WILBERT

MCCLELLAND, BEVERLY WILLIAM

ALLAN, JOSEPH WILLIAM

PAPINEAU, HAROLD WALLACE

ANSLEY, WILLIAM CHARLES

LEISHMAN, HERMAN IVAN

PARISIEN, NOEL

TREMBLAY, ALFRED

SHEDDEN, JOHN THOMAS