On October 7, 1922, Lord Byng came to Stonewall to unveil the new war memorial. Stonewall’s war memorial is constructed of Tyndall stone on a base of concrete and local limestone.
Four bronze tablets bear the names of 102 men killed in action.
The memorial was designed by Gilbert Parfitt of Winnipeg.
The Stonewall War Memorial plaques include:
102 names of men who died in the First World War veterans.gc.ca+8veterans.gc.ca+8cdli.ca+8
73 names of servicemen from the Second World War
In total, the memorial bears the names of 175 individuals across WWI and WWII. Additionally, there are plaques honoring those who served in the Korean War and Peacekeeping missions