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
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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.
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Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Clunes Soldiers Memorial Panel
The Clunes Guardian and Gazette of Tuesday 8th November 1921 carried a letter from Mrs. G.
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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.
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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.
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Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Tourello School Honor Roll
This is a wooden honor board with three panels commemorating past students of the Tourello School.
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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.
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Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
100th anniversary refurbishment
Cenotaph Receives Care & Attention Before 100th Birthday!
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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).
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Clunes RSL Sub-Branch
Harrold Frederick Illman
Harrold Frederick (Mick) Illman was born on 13th January 1898 in Crystal Brook, South Australia to John Willian Illman and Annie Lawson Illman nee’ Hoskins.
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.
Private Joseph Andrew Ulseth
1513 Private Joseph Andrew Ulseth, 50th Battalion, First World War
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Olivia
Background Story
About the Australians of Chinese Heritage War Memorial
William (Billy) Vernon Swingler
William (Billy) Vernon Swingler was born on 6 May 1897, the youngest of two children of Benjamin Thomas and Bertha (née Sanderson) Swingler of 44 Jesse St., Bradford,
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Stephen Learmonth
Paul (Jock) Kleeberger
Jock was born in 1897 in Corryong, Victoria. He was one of six children of Charles Julius Robert and Mary Annie (née Craig) Kleeberger.
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Stephen Learmonth
Corryong Avenue of Honour Remembrance Garden
The Avenue of Honour began in 1918, a means of honouring the men and women from Corryong, Colac Colac, Nariel and Khancoban who served in WWI.
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Meredith Atilemile
Poppy Mural
Another Simon White mural as part of the Corryong Mural Art initiative, this one adorns a wall of the Corryong and District Memorial Hall, overlooking the Memorial Gardens.
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Meredith Atilemile
Horrie the Wog Dog
This statue was commissioned by the Man From Snowy River Tourist Association and unveiled in the RSL Memorial Gardens on Anzac Day 2016.
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Meredith Atilemile
Nursing Close to the Heart of Anzac Mural
Part of the Corryong Mural Art initiative, this image recognises the Australian Army Nursing Service during the First World War, and features local woman Staff Nurse Ivy Bartlet
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Meredith Atilemile
Upper Murray Anzacs - Men and Their Mounts Mural
This long mural decorates the wall of the carpark of the Corryong RSL Memorial Hall. It was created by Simon White as part of the Corryong Mural Art initiative.
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Meredith Atilemile
Stansbury Memorial Gun
The gun is a MK11/1 1942 model made by the Ordance Factory Australia and was donated by the Department of Defence.
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Australian War Memorial
Support for Official War Memorial status
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Australian War Memorial
Sergeant Harold Reginald Cocks, 42nd Australian Infantry Battalion
Harold Cocks was born on 6 February 1895 in the Brisbane suburb of Toowong. He was the eldest of eight children born to Richard Cocks, a grocer, and his wife Mary Ann.
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Australian War Memorial
Lance Corporal Frank Henry Ough Dealy, 43rd Australian Infantry Battalion
Frank Dealy was born in 1895 in Hong Kong. He was the eldest of three children born to William Kirkman Dealy, the headmaster of Queens College, and his wife Anna Dealy.
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Australian War Memorial