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Bronze plaque № 59519

Vancouver, BC, Canada

Hallelujah Point 1887 and 1967. Commemorating the pioneering of the work of the Salvation Army in Vancouver. It was on this clearing the Salvation Army erected a rugged shelter, picnic tables, and then held services of song in the silent atmosphere of early Burrard Inlet. The sound of the Hallelujah

Lassies singing "Hallelujah, Hallelujah!" could be clearly heard across the waters to downtown early Vancouver - Water and Cordova Streets - and the clearing was thus named "Hallelujah Point".

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