Canadian Style Monument

Canadian Style Monument

The war memorial in federation square in Ottawa was dedicated in 1939 to the Canadian soldiers who died in world war I.

The monument is carved out of huge granite, the cylinder is white and solemn.On the top of the monument are two bronze statues of the goddess holding an olive branch and a torch. Under the monument are 22 bronze statues of Canadian cavalry, artillery, air force, navy and engineers.

The national war memorial is in the shape of an arch of granite.The monument is topped with statues of the goddess of peace and the goddess of liberty holding a burning torch and an olive wreath.Under the arch of the monument, there is a statue of a group of soldiers.The national war memorial was established to honor Canadian soldiers who died in world war I.In 1982, the base of the monument was inscribed with the years 1914-1918, 1939-1945 and 1950-1953 to commemorate those who died in the first world war, the second world war and the Korean war.

Features of Canadian style monuments：

A display of Canadian style monuments：