Historical Markers and War Memorials in Georgetown

By Barry Swackhamer, July 10, 2014

Georgetown War Memorial Marker

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1 ► Prince Edward Island, Kings County, Georgetown — Georgetown War Memorial —

To the glorious memory of our native sons who paid the supreme sacrifice in the two World Wars. 1914 — 1918 Our Honoured Dead Stephen F. Cherry • John P. Dalton • Martin P. Dalton • John W. Lavers • Temple W. Macdonald, M.C. . . . — — Map (db m80294) WM

2 ► Prince Edward Island, Kings County, Georgetown — Georgetown’s New Railway Station / Nouvelle gare ferroviaire de Georgetown —

[English:] The railway and the steamship lines serving Prince Edward Island became major drivers to a new industry which became known as tourism. Realizing soon after the railway was open for service in 1875 that more and more . . . — — Map (db m293402) HM

3 ► Prince Edward Island, Kings County, Georgetown — The Honorable Andrew Archibald (A.A.) Macdonald —

English: The Honorable Andrew Archibald (A.A.) Macdonald was born February 14, 1829 in Three Rivers. He carried on the family business in Georgetown until called to serve in the Legislature. He was in Ottawa, a member of the . . . — — Map (db m80295) HM

4 ► Prince Edward Island, Kings County, Georgetown — Three Rivers — Les trois rivières — Samkook —

English: The Three Rivers - Montague, Brudenell, and Cardigan - wind through towns, villages and communities in Kings County, draining into Cardigan Bay, known to the Mi’Kmaq people as Samkook (sandy shore). One of the first . . . — — Map (db m80296) HM

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