Constructed in 1994 (the first and second parts had been constructed around 1949 and the third part in 1994) in memory of all veterans who died during World War I, World War II, and the Korean War.

It is a marble monument and ceremonies are held every November 11th and during all other activities related to war, such as the Battle of Britain and American Memorial Day.

Cenotaph Names of Deceased Veterans of Edmundston Who Died During The War

1914-1918 WORLD WAR I		1939-1945 WORLD WAR II		1950-1953 KOREAN WAR
G. Cyr D. Dionne P. Dumais H. Fournier J. Lebel P. Marquis A. Martin		Charles Eugene Beaulieu Lloyd Bellefleur Arthur Bouchard Lucien Bouchard J. Maurice Bourque Alphonse Charette James Cook G.F. Dawson Louis-Philippe Desjardins Lloyd Desroches Armand Dube Henry E. Dube Richard A. Dunbar Gilbert L. Fournier Jean Marie Gauthier Boyd Hornhill Fernand Levesque Ronald L'Italien Anford Magoon Paul-Emile Martin Lewis McKinley Archie Phillip McLean Hormidas Michaud Rene Morin Guy Morneault Leon Hubert Pelletier Oscar Picard Paul-Emile Picard Reginald Plourde T.M. Richards Donald Ross Adrien Roussel John Richard Scott Phillip D. Scott George Sherwood Raoul Soucy Vincent Wallace		Gilbert Bosse

Edmundston Cenotaph In Three Parts: