Havelock's Avenue of Honour
The two newspaper reports are at variance. The Avoca Mail of 29th June 1900 states there were about 40 trees.
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BADEN-POWELL AVENUE
Avenues of Honour became popular after WW1 but their Australian origins lie in the Boer War.
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The National Defence Chaplains' Memorial Grove
Finished just ahead of ANZAC Day 2024, The National Defence Chaplains’ Memorial Grove
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Canon Garland Memorial.
Twin Cedars War Memorial
It is made of sandstone by a local stone mason
The plaques on the front are hand carved from Tallow wood by a Master Craftsman named Don Hayman
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The Korean War Memorial Kings Park
In 2016, the Honorary Consul in Western Australia to the Republic of Korea, Mrs Fay Duda, was approached by a veteran at the North Beach RS
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WARRANT OFFICER CLASS 1 R. BANDY, MBE
Reg Bandy was born in Subiaco, Perth Western Australia on 14 July 1922. He joined the Army in 1940.
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MAJOR GENERAL R.A. GREY, AO, DSO
Major General Ronald Alwyn Grey was born on 2 July 1930 in Perth, Western Australia, and was educated at Perth Modern School before entering the Royal Military College, Duntroon
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Leading Seaman Ron Taylor
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Australian War Memorial
HMAS Yarra II
At 6.30 am on 4 March 1942, the lookout in Yarra sighted a Japanese heavy cruiser squadron, each armed with ten 8-inch guns and two destroyers.
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Australian War Memorial
Stanhope Mural
Stanhope is a small country town in Victoria with a population of 5oo.
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Australian War Memorial
Service Women's Memorial
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BCOF Memorial
The memorial takes the form of a semicircular stone wall in the top of which are garden beds and attached to which are 7 steel panels.
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Australian Merchant Seamens Memorial & List of Names
The memorial is formed around the central block of three large concrete and stone structures in the sculpture garden on the west side of the main Australian War Memo
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A statue of a soldier in battle gear
The memorial is a statuette of a soldier in battle gear, about 45cm high. It stands on a rectangular wooden ped
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Dunolly Primary School Honor Roll
The Great War 1914 -1918
From Bill Humphreys ’ ... 'Dunolly: A School on the Rise' Copyright 2006.
All Saints Ainslie War Memorial Window
The church is the former mortuary railway station from Rookwood Necropolis and Cemetery in Sydney.
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589 Private WOOD “Ted” Wilfred Edgar
36th Battalion, Machine Gun Section
Ted was born near Cooma. The son of NSW Police Sergeant Thomas Wood and Mrs Wood. He had one Sister.
1759 Private WILLIAMS Lloyd Ernest Cameron
55th Australian Infantry Battalion 2nd Reinforcements
2656 Private WALLACE “Alec” Alexander Brown
39th Australian Infantry Battalion
6103 Private VINCENT Phillip John
1st Australian Infantry Battalion, 19th Reinforcements
1868 Private THOMPSON William John
36th Australian Infantry Battalion, 2nd Reinforcement
1217 Lance Corporal STOREY William Thomas
Imperial Camel Corps, 4th ANZAC Regiment
3414A Private STAUNTON Dennis Joseph
53rd Australian Infantry Battalion
Born in Young, Dennis, a tinsmith, was the son of Patrick and Margaret Staunton.
5744 Private POPLIN “Guy” William
2nd Australian Infantry Battalion, 18th Reinforcements