The stone cross monument was built in 1930 to honour the veterans who had fought in the First World War. Dominic and Jonas Odjig, both World War 1 Veterans, were bestowed the privileged to construct the memorial. The plaques further explain the Memorial Monument and also the 1862 McDougal Treaty which defines the term “Unceded » that is an integral part of the Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory identity.
Monument Hill by Wikwemikong Tourism
Wikwemikong, Ontario
- Type
- Installation militaire
- Adresse
- Monument Hill Road, Wikwemikong, ON, Canada
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Monument Hill Road, Wikwemikong, ON, Canada
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Monument Hill by Wikwemikong Tourism
Wikwemikong, Ontario
The stone cross monument was built in 1930.
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Phare patrimonial de Flowerpot Island au parc marin Fathom Five
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Blind River, Ontario
Museum and contemporary gallery hosting exhibits representing local history and art.
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Saugeen River Rear Range Lighthouse
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