The Next of Kin Avenue
| History: | After the First World War the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire (I.O.D.E.) across Canada created Memorial Avenues in cemeteries as living,
tree-lined memorials to honour the fallen of their communities. The Next of Kin Avenue in Saskatoon’s Woodlawn Cemetery is the only intact example.
It is now a National Historic site. Here is a link to the National Historic Site page. Here is a link to a Wikipedia article about the Next of Kin Memorial Avenue. |
| Location: | 1502 2nd Ave N, Saskatoon, SK S7K 2G1 |
| GPS: | 52.149194, -106.658674 |
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| Memorial Plaque for Greek Compatriots | National Historical Marker | Great War Veterans Associal Memorial Plaque |
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| Memorial Plaque for Jewish dead | Memorial Plaque for Nurses who died | Memorial Plaque for Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry members |
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| Dedication Plaque | Gateposts at entrance to Memorial Avenue | IODE commemoration |
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