Memorial plaque held in the New Brunswick Military History Museum.
1914-1918. To commemorate the valour of the men who went out with his majesty's forces of land and sea and air to fight in the great war for honour and freedom, and to perpetuate the memory of the following gallant units going out from New Brunswick.1914-1918.
8th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 12th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 19th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 23rd Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 24th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 36th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 58th Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 65th Depot Battery, Canadian Field Artillery, 1st Heavy battery, 2nd Heavy Battery, No. 1 Siege Battery, No. 4 Siege Battery, No. 6 Siege Battery, No. 9 Siege Battery, Two Sections and part of 3rd 1st Division Ammunition Column, Headquarters and No. 1 Section, 2nd Division Ammunition Column, No. 1 Section, 3rd Division Ammunition Column, 6th Canadian Mounted Rifles, 2 Squadrons, 12th Battalion, 26th Battalion, 55th Battalion, 140th Battalion, 145th Battalion, 165th Battalion, 236th Battalion, 44th Active Militia, Drafts, 62nd Active Militia, Drafts, Machine Gun Draft, Headquarters 2nd Division Train, No. 5 Company, Canadian Army Service Corps, No. 16 Field Ambulance, Canadian Railway Troops, No. 1 New Brunswick Forestry Corps, No. 2 New Brunswick Forestry Corps, Corps of Guides, Signal Company, 1 Section, Army Medical Corps, Canadian Army Service Corps, Canadian Army Dental Corps, Drafts of Engineers to St. Johns, Quebec, Drafts of Canadian Army Veterinary Corps to St. Johns, Quebec, and additional Drafts.Erected as a grateful tribute by the St. John Canadian Women's Club