New Murals
In 2018, artist Jemahl Casper painted the new garages of the Vietnam Veterans Federation to celebrate their new home at the RSL.
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City of Marion
Marion RSL Hall
The Marion Memorial Hall was opened by Sir Thomas Playford on the 30th of November 1963.
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City of Marion
Sturt Memorial Gates Moved
The Sturt Memorial Gates were officially opened by Premier Sir Thomas Playford in 1953.
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City of Marion
Marion Lone Pine
The seedling of this lone pine tree was planted in commemoration of ‘the brave deeds and sacrifices of the ANZACS’.
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City of Marion
Marion Australia's National Servicemen Memorial
A small black plaque affixed to a granite boulder commemorating the Australia’s National Servicemen. This plaque was erected by ‘comrades from the
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City of Marion
Hallett Cove War Memorial
The Hallett Cove War Memorial was officially unveiled in 2015, at the 100th commemoration of the Gallipoli landing.
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City of Marion
Opening of the State Boys' Memorial Hall
Opened 29th October 1921, by the Governer of South Australia, this hall is now part of the Glandore Community Centre, and is used for community activities and is known as Rugby
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City of Marion
Edwardstown Industrial School
Located in the Glandore Community Centre is the honour board naming 249 men who fought in the Great War, 49 of whom would never return.
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City of Marion
A Loved One Remembered
Flying Officer Ian Stoeckel was killed in action 9th April 1943.
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City of Marion
Memorial Street Name
Both Mons and Messines Avenues were named after well-known WW1 battles, perhaps battles in which the 8 soldiers commemorated by the planting of trees had died.
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City of Marion
Community Tree Planting
On the 25th August, 1917, local community members planted trees along a new avenue in Edwardstown.
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City of Marion
Edwardstown Memorial Hall History
The memorial community hall was built in 1958 on the site of the now Edwardstown Club at the Edwardstown Soldiers’ Memorial Recreation Ground.
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City of Marion
Edwardstown Soldiers' Memorial Recreation Ground History
In 1919 a committee was established to provide a recreation and sporting ground for the local community.
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City of Marion
Kadina Memorial High School
In April 1919, the Mayor of Kadina, Mr Paul Roach, and a committee of concerned citizens, held an appeal to raise money for a war memorial to commemorate local men and women who
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Megan Tucker
Edgar Thomas Towner VC MC - Towner's Call
Towner's Call represents the service of Major Edgar Thomas Towner VC MC who was born in Blackall in 1890. He served in both the First and Second World Wars.
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Avril Fazel
Blackall War Memorial Park
On Anzac Day 1927 the Blackall war memorial was unveiled in front of a very large crowd. A former mayor and Digger Mr J. C.
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Avril Fazel
Queensland Country Womens' Association's donation to Blackall Memorial Park
Country Women's Association's donation to the Blackall Memorial Park
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Avril Fazel
Committed to honouring our veterans in a socially distanced way
Commemorating Anzac Day in 2020 was a little different for the residents of the small villages of Kearsley and Abernethy due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Jordan Fallon
Sailors who died on Bathurst Class Corvettes Memorial
To commemorate the gallant sailors who died during active service in Bathurst Class Corvettes and all who served on these valiant ships 1940-1958
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Defence
Darwin Defender Memorial
In memory of all Veterans who served Defending Darwin 1942-1945 Lest We Forget.
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Defence
Peace Rose Garden
Roses garden planted with peace and spirit of peace roses dedicated to the pursuit of peace
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Defence
The Great War Soldier Memorial
Bronze memorial sculpture on plinth, WWI Australian soldier with helmet & rifle, (engraved on plinth: ‘To the Glory of God/ and/ in proud & loving memory/ of the/ sons o
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Defence
Propeller Sgts Mess
Relocated from old SGTs Mess and is a tribute to all airmen and airwomen who served at RAAF ESL
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Defence
Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force
The Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force (WAAAF) was formed in March 1941. It was instrumental in changing the role of Australian women in war.
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RSL (Port Pirie Sub Branch) Inc.