Mandurah War Memorial

Halls Head, WA

The Mandurah War Memorial is a multi-feature artwork
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Key Information

Memorial Name
Mandurah War Memorial
Address

Leighton Place, Halls Head WA 6210

Memorial Type
Other
Conflicts
All
Dedication Date
18 Apr 2005
Memorial Designer
Hames Sharley Architects

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The Mandurah War Memorial is a multi-feature artwork
The vertical pillars carry quotations that relate to war service
The simple black obelisk 'Lest We Forget"
The row of trees leads to the pillars above the water feature
The 'Australia Remembers' plaque dedicated to all who served
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One of the pillar inscriptions - "...crouched in a shallow trench"
One of the pillar inscriptions - "steeply rising foothills"
One of the pillar inscriptions - "A landscape pockmarked..."
One of the pillar inscriptions - "I saw the going down of the sun..."
One of the pillar inscriptions - "...Tobruk...New Guinea...Changi"
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Truly a place of reflection and rest
The east/west orientation of the Memorial is designed to capture the axis of the sun on ANZAC Day
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Mandurah War Memorial

Mandurah War Memorial was designed by award-winning architects Hames Sharley and completed in 2005. The War Memorial is an iconic symbol honouring the enormous

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