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Hennala Memorial Park

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The former garrison of Hennala is today home to a public memorial park. There are well over a dozen different memorial statues, stones, plaques and other monuments to the military history of the area, including a bust of Marshal Mannerheim. The military canteen stands at the highest point of the park. The Häme Regiment, based in Hennala, was disbanded on 31 December 2014, when the Lahti garrison was discontinued after more than a century of operation. The barracks remain, however, and since then the park around the canteen building has become a heritage site that honours the history of Hennala. Details about the individual monuments can be found on signage in the area.  

Two cannons on the hillside.
A natural stone monument with two rifles hung in the form of a cross on the side.
Natural stone monument. A yellow building in the background.
A memorial plaque on the lawn with various symbols such as flowers, crosses and the Finnish lion on a red background.
A red granite monument with a relief resembling a tree leaf.
A red granite plinth with a bust of a man in uniform on top.
A memorial under an oak tree.
Metal Mannerheim cross on mossy rock.

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In the former garrison of Hennala. –
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Hennala Memorial Park

In the former garrison of Hennala. –

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