Anzac Memorial Wall
The Anzac memorial tells a story of a fictitious boy in 1914 who joins the AIF from the local area, travels for the first time across state and overseas like most did, trains in
Torbanlea State School Roll of Honour
The Honour Board is situated inside the staff rest room, and commemorates 48 who served in World War I.
Toogoom Vietnam Memorial
The Toogoom and District RSL sub-branch is housed in a Vietnam War army soldiers’ mess erected by Australian Army engineers and lined by hardwood from the crates originally used
Tinana State School War Memorial
The monument commemorates the centenary of ANZAC and those who served in World War One. The memorial includes a commemorative wall.
Burrum Shire Honour Board
The previous Burrum Shire was divided into Divisions. Division 5 was the area of Tinana, Bidwell, Owanyilla south of the Mary River.
Tiaro Uniting Church Honour Board
The Honour Board was situated inside the main church building and commemorates 58 who served in WWI.
St Helens State School War Memorial
There are 78 names on the memorial and they served in the Boer War (2), World War I (10), World War II (63), Korea (1) and Vietnam (2).
Poona ANZAC Memorials
The Poona Community Progress Association, in March 2010 established a sub-committee to progress the development of an ANZAC War Memorial site in the town's precinct.
Pialba State School Memorial
The Memorial was established in 2000.
Parke State School
Since its opening in 1914 after the donation of the 5-acre block by Mr.
North Aramara Memorial & Plaque
North Aramara War Memorial was erected in 1919 by George Greatorex Nichol in memory of his son Edward and nephew David who were killed in the Great War.
Mungar State School, Yerra Honour Board
Mungar State School is a small but very proud school that has a long and successful history of providing quality education for primary school aged students.
Maryborough West State School Memorial
The honour shield on display in foyer, and the memorial is in school grounds.
Maryborough Uniting Church Honour Boards
In February 1863 the Presbyterian’s held their first meeting at the court house, now the Town Hall Green.
St Mary’s Primary School Memorial
The Memorial consists of a sandstone block with a plaque attached.
Maryborough St Mary’s College War Memorial
The St Mary’s College today was originally the Christian Brothers School and was opened in 1888. In 1979 it became “co-ed”.
Brookhampton War Memorial History
In 1919, Brookhampton War Memorial was erected in the grounds of Brookhampton Hall to commemorate the men from the Thomson’s Brook district who had served in World War I (1914-1
Athelstone Community Hall War Memorial
In November 1919, the Athelstone Institute Committee called for tenders to erect a Soldiers’ Memorial for residents who enlisted in World War I.
Magill Roll of Honour
A well-attended church parade was held on the Magill Recreation Ground on Sunday 4th February 1917 when the Chief Justice of South Australia (Hon. G. J. R.
The Gums War Memorial Garden
A War Memorial Garden was opened on Tuesday 24 November 2009 in the presence of His Excellency Rear Admiral Kevin Scarce AC CSC RANR, Governor of South Australia.The G
Maryborough Special School Memorial
In the grounds of Maryborough Special School there is a memorial stone and plaque in memory of those who gave their lives in defence of our country.
Museum description
A nationally recognised museum that showcases the bravery and sacrifice of the Anzacs and all those who have served in Australia's armed forces.
Maryborough RSL Club Memorials
The Maryborough RSL Club has numerous Honour Boards containing names of those who served in various conflicts.
Memorial description
Red brick memorial made up of a column to the right with a square clock inserted in the top. Another column is built to the left with an inbuilt cross.