Ottawa's Boer War Memorial stands in Confederation Park. It was designed by Hamilton MacCarthy in 1902. The statue depicts a Canadian soldier in khaki battle uniform. The main plaque reads, "Erected by 30,000 children of Ottawa and adjoining counties in memory of
Tptr. G. Bradley
Dvr. R. Bradley
Cpl. W. S. Brady
Pte. O. T. Burns
Pte. H. Cotton
Pte. E. DesLauriers
Pte. W. A. Hull
Pte. Z. R. E. Lewis
Pte. W. J. Leslie
Pte. F. J. Living
Tpr. G. O. Mann
Pte. E. McIntosh
Gnr. E. Picot
Sgt. W. H. Rea
Pte. W. H. J. Ross
Cpl. G. Thomas
Who lost their lives in the South African War
1899-1902
Tptr. G. Bradley
Dvr. R. Bradley
Cpl. W. S. Brady
Pte. O. T. Burns
Pte. H. Cotton
Pte. E. DesLauriers
Pte. W. A. Hull
Pte. Z. R. E. Lewis
Pte. W. J. Leslie
Pte. F. J. Living
Tpr. G. O. Mann
Pte. E. McIntosh
Gnr. E. Picot
Sgt. W. H. Rea
Pte. W. H. J. Ross
Cpl. G. Thomas
Who lost their lives in the South African War
1899-1902
