Memorial
Royal Canadian Air Force - Maple Tree
Source: Copyright Gary Henderson
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Current Location
In the park in front of 20-23 Lincoln's Inn Fields and across path from the Canada Walk memorial (ref 47456), Lincoln's Inn Fields, Holborn, Camden, Greater London, WC2A 3ED, England
OS Grid Reference
TQ 30797 81468
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- Type of Memorial
- Avenue / Tree or grove
- WMR Reference Number
- 47457
- Description
- Canadian maple tree with dedicatory metal plaque. The tree is surrounded by protective metal railings.
- Inscription
- CANADIAN MAPLE/ (Acer Saccharum)/ This tree was planted by the/ Rt. Honourable Jean Chretien/ Prime Minister of Canada/ in the company of/ Councillor Ray Adamson/ Mayor of Camden/on Thursday 14 May 1998./ The tree is dedicated to the members of the/ Royal Canadian Air Force/ who were stationed in Lincoln's Inn Fields during the Second World War/ (The tree was donated by Thames Water Services)
- War
- Second World War (1939-1945)
- Sponsor Type
- corporate
Ceremonies
Planted
14 May 1998
Prime Minister of Canada Jean Chretien and the Mayor of Camden
Components
- Plaque
Made from: Metal
Condition: Good
- Tree
Made from: Wood
Condition: Good
Report a Concern
- War Memorials Trust Reference Number
- 137617
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