Constructed in 1920 in memory of the men and boys of East Clifton.

This is a very small town on highway 253. The monument is located in front of the church.

On one side of the monument is an inscription that reads:

Dedicated to the memory of the East Clifton Boys who gave their lives in the Great War.

Sgt. E. Thompson, M.M. + Bar., 87th. Batt. Arras, Sept. 4, 1918
L.C. Clarence A. Elliot, D.C.M., 14th Batt., Amiens, Aug. 8, 1918
Pte. J. Fredick Parkinson, 87th Batt., Somme, Oct. 21, 1916
Pte. Cecil A. Elliot, 14th Batt., Vimy Ridge, June 6, 1917

Inscribed at the bottom of the monument on this side: Died on the field of battle T'was noble thus to die God smiles on valiant soldiers Their records are on high. 1914-1918 On the other side is: Pte. Douglas Gorringe, 1st Batt. R.H.R., Dec. 26, 1940, England