George Appleton
Not everyone who enlisted was sent overseas to fight. Some, though no fault of their own, were given an early discharge. George Appleton was one such person.
Author: 
Stephen Learmonth
John Wales Anderson
John was born in February 1890 in Preston, England, to Frederick Charles and Kate Blackburn (nee Carter) Anderson.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
Francis (Frank) Edward Anderson
Frank was born in Corryong, Victoria, in 1896, to William George and Martha (nee Doran) Anderson.
Author:
Stephen Learmonth
History of the Tullamarine War Memorial Hall
The Tullamarine War Memorial Hall stands as an enduring tribute to the service and sacrifice of Tullamarine residents during the Second World War.
Author: 
Caroline Torode
Clunes War Memorial
The inscriptions on the Clunes Cenotaph are detailed below.
South Side
LEST WE FORGET
RISING SUN EMBLEM
ERECTED IN HONOUR OF
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Clunes War Memorial
On 20th January 1920 the Clunes Guardian and Gazette carried a report of a public meeting held in the Clunes Town Hall. This meeting was convened by the Mayor, Councillor P.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Tourello Avenue of Honour
In 1920 the Tourello School Avenue of Honour Committee planted an avenue of walnut trees along the school road.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Clunes State School Roll of Honor
The intention to erect a Roll of Honor for past students of the Clunes State School was initially raised by the then head teacher (Mr. J.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Private Stanley Stawell Williamson, 8th Battalion
Memorial plaque at St. Paul’s Church of England, Clunes, Victoria
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Warrandyte Memorial Gardens and Tower
According to documents published online by the Doncaster-Templestowe Historical Society and Manningham Council, the original Warrandyte War Memorial and terraced gardens were co
Author: 
Meredith Atilemile
Winged Victory by Gilbert Doble - a thesis by Julia Freeman (formerly Julia May)
Summary of the thesis
Author: 
Irene Sutherland
The creation of the National Servicemen’s Memorial at Wamuran
The story of the creation of the National Servicemen’s Memorial at Wamuran is one of determination and grit by a group of 'Old Nasho's' who fought with Queensland Rail and often
Author: 
Wamuran Progress Association Inc
Clunes Methodist Church Roll of Honour
This elaborate wooden honour board with two wings attached originally sat in the Clunes Methodist Church at Service Street, Clunes.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
S. S. Williamson Memorial Plaque
This memorial plaque is located at St. Paul’s Church of England, Clunes, Victoria.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Clunes Australian Native's Association Roll of Honour
At its fortnightly meeting on Thursday 6th May 1915 the Clunes branch of the Australian Native's Association (No 12) discussed the fighting in the Dardanelles and the performanc
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Clunes Soldiers Memorial Panel Original Names
The Clunes Guardian and Gazette of 1st March 1922 published the following list of names of those whose photographs appear on the memorial panel in the Town Hall wall.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Clunes Soldiers Memorial Panel
The Clunes Guardian and Gazette of Tuesday 8th November 1921 carried a letter from Mrs. G.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Clunes Town Hall Mural
This mural sits on the west wall of the main hall of the Clunes Town Hall. It was painted as part of a memorial to those who served in the 1914-1918 War.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Yorke Peninsula Council
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Australian War Memorial
St Paul’s Church of England War Memorial, Clunes
St Paul’s Church of England is situated in Templeton Street, Clunes, Victoria.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Tourello School Honor Roll
This is a wooden honor board with three panels commemorating past students of the Tourello School.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Glendaruel and District State School Roll of Honor
This memorial consists of a wooden board with three panels commemorating ‘the Brave Lads who enlisted from State School No. 281, Glendaruel and District’, in the 1914-1919 War.
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
100th anniversary refurbishment
Cenotaph Receives Care & Attention Before 100th Birthday!
Author:
Australian War Memorial
Corporal A. J. Kempson Skellett, 8th Light Horse Regiment
Albert John Kempson Skellett was born in Picton, NSW, in 1888 to Septimus and Mary Evaline Skellett (nee Kempson).
Author:
Clunes RSL Sub-Branch