Lucindale War Memorial
The Lucindale War Memorial was erected in memory of those from the district who died or were killed in World War One.
The Memorial to Shared Experience
The New Zealand Memorial in Canberra was officially dedicated by the Prime Ministers of both Australia and New Zealand in a moving ceremony on the 24th of April 2001, the eve of
Inscription
In memory of the 900 soldiers of the 2nd/3rd Australian Light Anti-aircraft Regiment A.I.F. which was formed here in July 1940, by Lieut. Col. John W.
History Information
During the Second World War, Adelaide River was the headquarters of a large base, and the war cemetery was created especially for the burial of servicemen who died in this part
“Greater love no man hath Than to give his life For his friends”
The Maurice Freeman Memorial Gates were erected in honour of Pilot Officer Maurice Joseph Freeman, 460 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force.
The Australian Women's Land Army
The Australian Women's Land Army (AWLA) was established on the 27th of July 1942 as a way of overcoming rising labour shortages in the farming sector.
First Recorded Dedication - Hill End War Memorial
Dedication 25 April 1921
(excerpt Mudgee Guardian 5th May 1921)
Naracoorte War Memorial
Take a moment to reflect on the sacrifice of people who have served Australia at the Naracoorte War Memorial and complete a lap of the paved Walk of Honour. The War M
West Guildford Soldier's Memorial
Originally known as the West Guildford Soldiers' Memorial, and located on the corner of Wilson Street and Perth Road, the memorial was officially dedicated on 10th December 1920
Historical Background to WRANS Memorial at HMAS Harman
The WRANS memorial at HMAS Harman was dedicated on 1 July 2003 on the 60th anniversary of the commissioning of HMAS Harman.
“He died so young, but also with great pride”
She stands there, her gaze fixed forever on the horizon. Determination and hope mark her face as she holds her hat against the breeze that blows from the Indian Ocean. 
Those who answered the call
The Memorial sailor is wearing the uniform of the Second World War. He represents both officers and sailors who fought the war at sea.
Wellington Soldiers' Memorail - Winged Victory
A bronze sculpture comprising three figures surmounts the memorial. Seated at centre is "Winged Victory" with sword.
Building the Swimming Pool
The Swimming Pool was built to provide lessons for children and a cool, safe swimming place over the hot summers in Urana. The RSL contributed money and community members
Remembrance Day
Every Remembrance Day the community gather at the Cenotaph in MacKnight Park to remember and honour all who have fallen in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping both past and present
Anzac Day Commemorations
Every Anzac Day, the community gathers in MacKnight Park for the march to the Soldiers' Memorial Hall.
St Paul's Cathedral (Melbourne) Nurses
This memorial was created by the Prentice family to commemorate the nurses who died during World War I and, in particular, a member of their family Louise Riggall, a Red Cross V
St Paul's Cathedral Honour Board Steele
IN LOVING MEMORY OF
CAPT. FREDERICK WILBERFORCE ALEXANDER STEELE
7TH ROYAL FUSILIERS
St Paul's Cathedral (Melbourne) Honour Board Choir
TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN THE MEMORY OF OLD BOYS OF THE
CATHEDRAL CHOIR WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES
FOR THE EMPIRE IN THE GREAT WAR 1914 - 1918
St Paul's Cathedral (Melbourne) Honour Board Choir
The Honour Board commemorates the eight former Cathedral choirboys
WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES FOR FREEDOM IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR 1939 - 45
Gatton Congregational Church Roll of Honour
Gatton Congregational Church Roll of Honour, honours those connected with the church who served in World War One and World War Two.
105th General Hospital Harvard Medical School U.S.A
In March 1942, 85 acres of the Gatton College's land and the majority of it's buildings were transferred to the United States Army.
Gatton Agricultural College War Memorial
The Gatton Agricultural War Memorial was dedicated on 25 April 1997.
Parkerville Children and Youth Care Honour Board
Parkerville Children's Home was formed by two sisters in 1903.