Rex Lelacheur, a composer, singer, and choir conductor
Rex Lelacheur Corridor AA, Niche 41D (Mus) Born in Guernsey in the Channel Islands on January 5, 1910, Lelacheur was a composer, singer and choir conductor. He studied first in…
Rex Lelacheur Corridor AA, Niche 41D (Mus) Born in Guernsey in the Channel Islands on January 5, 1910, Lelacheur was a composer, singer and choir conductor. He studied first in…
Regal Petticoat Maple was selected as part of The Vimy Centennial Commemorative Canadian Maple Tree Collection. Regal Petticoat Sycamore Maple has dark green foliage with deep purple undersides which starts…
Albert Peter Low Section 48, Lot 14 NW Albert Peter Low, born in Montreal on May 24, 1861 and educated at McGill University, led a life that legends are made…
In 1873 — just 18 years after Bytown officially became Ottawa — Beechwood Cemetery was established with a groundbreaking commitment. It was determined that this final resting place would not…
Beechwood Cemetery has launched the 150 anniversary Picture Gallery. This Picture Gallery celebrates the history of Beechwood from the very beginning in 1873 to the present day. Our 150 curated…
Otto Julius Klotz – Section 41, Lot 55 NE Born in Preston, Canada West on March 31, 1852, Otto Klotz received his early education at Galt Grammar School, and in…
Dr. Rudolph M. Anderson Section 23, Grave 10 (Mil & Sci) Born in Decorah, Iowa in 1876, not much is known about Rudolph Martin Anderson early life. In 1898 he…
Over 100 people — including nearby residents, artists and volunteers — put chalk to asphalt at Beechwood Cemetery over the weekend in an effort to beat a Guinness World Record…
We are honored you have chosen Beechwood Cemetery as the final resting place for your loved one. Here is what to expect at the time of the interment/inurnment. We ask…
The most notable occupant of the plot is Sir Sanford Fleming (1827-1915), the originator of standard time, implemented on 1 January 1885, alluded to above. The thought of an era…