Elmore Memorial Hall & Athenaeum Hall
Lieutenant Ralph Elsmere Claridge
Claridge was amongst the first wave of troops ashore at Gallipoli in the pre-dawn hours of the 25th of April.
Anglesea War Memorial Opening
Anglesea War Memorial Opening Article
Angelsea and District War Memorial
After discussions between the Anglesea RSL and Historical Society, there was a desire to erect a war memorial that listed the names of the Anglesea and District servicemen and s
Lieutenant Lorna Margaret Whyte, Australian Army Nursing Service
Lorna Whyte was born in Hay 19th April 1915, the youngest of eight children.
Something Beautiful For God
The first St. Michael's War Memorial Church was established in 1952 when a house was bought for the purpose pending the building of a purpose-built Church in June, 1953.
The Fradd Brothers
Walter Phillip Fradd was born on the 17th February 1890 in Burra, South Australia whilst Melville Wesley Fradd was born on the 6th May 1894 in Minburra, South Australia; they we
Mount Macedon Memorial Cross Memorial Cross Loop Road Macedon Regional Park
The Memorial Cross is located north of the township of Macedon in Central Victoria, 65kms North-West of Melbourne. It is immediately south of the Loop Road, at the souther
Sister Ellen Louisa Keats, 10th Australian General Hospital, Australian Army Nursing Service
Ellen Keats was born on the 1st of July 1915 to Clarence Carrington Keats and Ann Grace Keats of the Adelaide suburb of Dulwich.
‘Exceptional’ army leader honoured for decades of service
A long-life devotee to the Australian Defence Force was this week afforded formal commemoration through the unveiling of an individual memorial plaque at the Kearsley Remembranc
Foote Sanctuary Description
The Foote Sanctuary, is an area of approximately nine hectares, gifted to the community by the Foote family in memory of their son Eric, killed in the First World War and buried
Mitiamo and District Soldiers Memorial
Fundraising began in January of 1919 for the Soldiers Memorial in Mitiamo. Terricks, Wanurp, Pine Grove and part of Milloo had given their help in the effort. The site chosen for the Soldiers Memorial was on vacant land on the corner opposite McNeill’s Hotel.
Signalman Alwyn John Breen
Known as "Jack" to his family and "Bobby" to his shipmates, Breen was born in Kyabram, in the Goulbourn River Valley district, northern Victoria, on 13 September 1911.
Kyogle Methodist Church Honour Roll
Kyogle Methodist Church Honour Roll
Princes Park Memorial Gates Park Road & Nightingale Street Maryborough Victoria
The cast iron fence and entrance gates, were opened in 1885, and are considered to be a fine example of late 19th century iron work.
The fence and gates were manufactured by F. McKays, Ballarat Foundry.
440787 Flight Sergeant Brendan Michael Heslin, No. 21 Squadron, Royal Australian Air Force
KIA 27 July 1945
Captain Mervyn Bournes Higgins
Mervyn Higgins was born on the 8th of November 1887 in the Melbourne suburb of Malvern, the only child of Justice of the High Court of Australia Henry Bournes Higgins and his wi
Shire of Gordon Memorial Hall
In 1918, following a meeting in the Mechanics Hall the community discussed the desire for a memorial hall – a decision was made to proceed to have a direct appeal for funds.
Buninyong World War I Memorial Avenue of Honour
This Avenue was first planted by residents of the Buninyong and district on 30 June 1917.
Glen Innes Aircraft Crash
The memorial dedicated to the RAAF in Glen Innes, NSW, features the names of a flight crew who were killed in an accident close to the town on the 11th of September, 1944.
A Lost Son Identified
Lieutenant James Mark Kennedy was born in Clarendon in Victoria, in i April 1879.
Talbot Soldiers Memorial Park
The Talbot Soldiers Memorial Park includes the following commemorative features:
Kingston Avenue of Honour
The Avenue of Honour is located along Kingston Road (formerly the Creswick-Newstead Road), 28km North-East of Ballarat in Victoria.
Allen Godfrey Jones POW
Gunner Allen Godfrey (Bill) Jones, 4 Anti Tank Regiment, taken on his return to Australia in 1946.