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.
Maryborough Railway Honour Board
The original Honour Board was erected in the early 1920’s on the now Heritage listed Railway Station.
Maryborough State High School Honour Board & Memorial
The Honour Board commemorates 173 who served in WWI. The board is situated inside the main hall of past Boys School.
Maryborough Gallipoli to Armistice War Memorial
Words and thoughts of the original Anzacs guide visitors on a unique journey through The Great War in a new memorial opened in Maryborough, Queensland, on July 21 2018.
Maryborough City Hall Honour Boards
There are 7 Honour Boards situated inside the Town Hall. The WWI total who served is 633. WWII Board lists 110 who served.
Maryborough Central State School War Memorial
The new memorial was completed in 2010 and stands in 2 pieces. It lists 180 names of past students who served in World War I. A book by Jenny Elliott gives further detail.
Lieutenant Martin J. JORDAN
The only name listed is Lieutenant Martin J. JORDAN, United States Army, killed in Korea 1951.
Maryborough Baptist Church Honour Board
The Honour Board commemorates WWI - 20 who served. The board is situated inside the main church building.
Maryborough ANZAC Park Memorial Plaque
Near the Anzac Park sign is a stone memorial with a plaque commemorating the original Maryborough Memorial Stones, which no longer exist.
Maryborough Anglican Church
St Paul’s Anglican Church was constructed as the third Maryborough Church of England, replacing a timber church on the same site.
Howard District Honour Board
Commemorates WWI 166 who served. The original Honour Board was lost at the School of Arts by fire (c late 1940’s).
Granville State School War Memorial
A life-sized digger standing at ease on top of a marble stepped base. Four pillars support the digger.
A name on polished granite
In the Australian War Memorial, among the 1,787 faces displayed in the Sandakan gallery, is the face of a man noticeably older than those around him. His eyes are cast down
Honor Roll Description
Marble and bronze honour board manufactured by Wunderlich.
Boonooroo Hall Information
The Honour Board is situated inside the hall and commemorates 10 WWI and 8 WWII who served. Many of the names are of local fishermen and oyster farmers.
St Martin's Anzac Walk
The St. Martin's Anzac Walk was constructed and dedicated in 2015, using an Anzac Centenary Loans Grant.
Nundah Memorial Park World War I Gallipoli Memorial Wall
In 2001 the Nundah Northgate RSL Sub Branch undertook a project to build a World War I Memorial Gallipoli Wall at the south side of the Toombul Shire War Memorial in Nundah Memo
Nundah Historic Cemetery War Memorial
Records show that ANZAC Day Memorial Services have been held in Nundah Historic Cemetery since 1921. Veterans from prior to World War I, World War I and World War I
Nundah Memorial Park World War II and Milne Bay Memorial Wall
In 207 the Nundah Northgate RSL Sub Branch undertook a project to build a World War II/Battle of Milne Bay Memorial wall. The curved wall to the north side of the Toombul
Nundah Memorial Park Krupps War Trophy
The World War I Krupp Field Gun was captured in France by the Australian 41st Infantry Battalion in 1918 and was despatched by rail to be shipped to Australia on 5 September 191