Lest We Forget

We pay our respects and honour those who have dedicated their lives to serve our nation. The following names are of the local Lacombe soldiers who lost their lives while serving in our armed forces.

Notice to Reader: the list above matches the Lacombe Legion list including 70 soldiers from the First World War who perished. The Lacombe Cenotaph includes 72 names. The Lacombe & District Historical Society has included the 2 names missing here for further research to better understand the decision-making of the Lacombe Lest We Forget Club.

Our Annual Field of Remembrance

Since 2020, the Lacombe & District Historical Society has been honoured to host the annual Field of Remembrance.
We invite the community to join us as we honour and remember those who lost their lives while serving in our Armed Forces. Visitors will be able to experience rows of white crosses representing the soldiers from Lacombe who lost their lives.

The Field of Remembrance will be in two places in 2021:
at the Lacombe Legion, and at the Michener House Museum.

The Field is scheduled to be open from 9am to 5pm, with guests encouraged to visit in the evenings and on weekends at their leisure.
Please visit the event on our website or social media for more details.

EXPERIENCE THE FIELD

VISIT PORTRAITS OF WAR EXHIBIT

Learn more about Lacombe Veterans through our virtual exhibits Lest We Forget, Our Brave Hearts; Reflections on Vimy; At Home & Abroad: Stories of Lacombe & the Second World War; Remembering Holland: Stories of Lacombe & the Second World War.

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Learn more about how to be part of the Historical Society team, or Executive Board, discover new volunteer opportunities in your communities, or be a heritage hero and donate today!

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Fall Hours

Flatiron Building Museum
OPEN Wed-Sat 10 am – 4 pm
Blacksmith Shop Museum
Closed for the season
Michener House Museum
Closed for the season

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The Lacombe & District Historical Society acknowledges that we are working, volunteering, and living on Treaty 6 Territory and the Métis homeland, a traditional gathering place for diverse Indigenous Peoples including the Maskwacis Nēhiyaw (Bear Hills Cree), Niitsítapi (Blackfoot), Nakoda (Stony), Dene (Athabascan), Métis and many other distinct Indigenous Peoples whose footsteps have walked these lands for time immemorial, and whose history, culture, and language continues to influence our vibrant community.
To learn more, please visit our Treaty No. 6 resource page.
The Lacombe & District Historical Society is a registered Alberta Society’s Act Non-profit Organization & CRA Recognized Charity
Charity No: 119244416RR0001

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