Monuments and Memorials

St. Catharines is home to seven war memorials, 19 monuments, and 12 commemorative plaques.

War Memorials

10th Field Battery
Canadian Legion Monument
Grantham Memorial
Korean Veteran's Monument
Merritton Cenotaph
Port Dalhousie Cenotaph

St. Catharines Cenotaph

Private Watson

Private Alexander Watson was a local soldier who was killed in the North-West Resistance in 1885, and whose monument acted as the City’s war memorial prior to the First World War. The monument has been moved to Victoria Lawn Cemetery where Watson is buried.

Monuments

Anglican Church Marker
Arbor Day
Benevolence Hiroshima
Burgoyne Fountain
Child Find Monument
Day of Mourning
Heavy Eight
History of Rowing
Jaycee's Creed
Kristen French Memorial
New Brunswick Anchor
Oille Fountain
Women Rower's
Scott Misener Propellers
Skyway Workers Memorial
Spirit of St. Catharines
Sun Dial
Trapper Leo
William Hamilton Merritt

Plaques

Girl Guides Plaque
Mrs. A. H. Malcomson Plaque
Mrs. W. M. J. Stoneman
United Empire Loyalists
Walter Ostanek