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Several small monuments and plaques to commemorate the Raid of Dieppe as well as other wars during WWI and WWII. Very beautiful park and garden.
One of Windsor’s many beautiful parks.
The view at night!!!
Make sure you visit August 19, in the morning. Every year they have a very well done and respectful service to commemorate the sacrifice made on the beach at Dieppe France.
It actually gets pretty crowded. Also, the memorial has an interesting feature. If there’s a clear sunny day, during the time the Canadian soldiers occupied the beach in 1942, the sun shines through the memorial on to the maple leaf on the ground. It’s an interesting effect and a rather clever way to memorialize the event.
Get there early. Parking can be tight. There’s plenty of parking around, but it might mean having to walk several blocks.
It actually gets pretty crowded. Also, the memorial has an interesting feature. If there’s a clear sunny day, during the time the Canadian soldiers occupied the beach in 1942, the sun shines through the memorial on to the maple leaf on the ground. It’s an interesting effect and a rather clever way to memorialize the event.
Get there early. Parking can be tight. There’s plenty of parking around, but it might mean having to walk several blocks.
This area is well maintained, well respected and always cleaned by City Parks staff.
Great spot to spend some time along the river.
On the river front
