E Pauline Johnson Memorial in Stanley Park
The E Pauline Johnson memorial is a monument to the poet and performer Emily Pauline Johnson (1861-1913).
Her mother was English and her father was a Mohawk chief. She would perform partially in modern attire and partially in first nations attire. Her poems were publisted.
She moved to Vancouver in 1909 and continued writing. She wrote articles for the Daily Province newspaper. She was friends with Chief Joe Capilano who told her of the legends of the Squamish people which included many sites in Stanley Park.
She is most remembered now with naming Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park because it disappeared during low tide!
The inscription says: E Pauline Johnson 1861 - 1913
The plaque says:
Erected in 1922 by the Women's Canadian Club of Vancouver
There is a rock behind the monument with Pauline written on it. There used to be a small stone in this location. We believe that she may be actually buried here.
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Where is the E Pauline Johnson Memorial in Stanley Park?
The E Pauline Johnson Memorial is located at Ferguson Point.
It is at the corner where you turn right to go to the Third Beach Parking Lot across the road from the Teahouse Restaurant.