Honour Rolls - Narrogin War Memorial
Within the memorial, there is a commemorative pillar with the following information -
On the Eastern side:
Gladstone Square
Gladstone Square was referred to as a Memorial Garden from 1919.
Davenport Fallen Soldiers Memorial
The foundation stone for the Davenport Fallen Soldiers Memorial Hall was laid in 1926, and the hall opened in 1927. The memorial tablet pictured was placed in 1928.
Stirling North Cemetery Vietnam memorial
The plaque commemorates the three local soldiers who paid the supreme sacrifice in the Vietnam Conflict, and who are all buried in this cemetery.
Narrogin War Memorial
Narrogin War Memorial is a WA Heritage Listed structure designed by architect George Lavater.
St Andrews, Corowa - The Names Identified
There are 40 names listed on this Roll of Honour.
The First of Cooma's Fallen
Trooper Monaghan Raymond Hayes was three months short of his 20th birthday when he enlisted in the 1st Light Horse Regiment of the Australian Imperial Force, in August 1914.
Port Augusta West War Memorial
The original memorial was unveiled on 15 June 1918 but fell into disrepair over the years. A new memorial was unveiled on 25 April 1949, at the same triangle. The Lo
Port Augusta Swimmers Memorial Garden
The garden was opened on 25 January 1947 by the Port Augusta Amateur Swimming Club, in recognition of seven of their members who paid the supreme sacrifice in WWII. C
Mortlake and District Boer War Memorial
The basalt and white marble obelisk was erected by the residents of Mortlake to the memory of the soldiers of the Empire who fell in the South African War 1899-1902 (includes CP
A Symbol of Community Grief
About 55 kilometres north Canberra lies the small village of Collector. The War Memorial at Collector is a simple four-sided obelisk.
Caulfield RSL Stained Glass windows
The Stained Glass windows in our Dining Room were designed by Bernie Bragg.
Private Frederick Prothero
Private Prothero initially enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) in November 1914 using the names Frederick Albert. Aged 26 at the time, he was unmarried.
The Fifth Australian
The central panel on the Cowra POW Breakout 75th Anniversary Art Installation tells us that the Breakout resulted in the deaths of 234 Japanese and five Australians.
ANZAC Spirit: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
The Spirit Orb Is the winning sculpture for the Eumundi Sculpture Prize 2015 themed "ANZAC Spirit: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow"
In Memory of one but a tribute to all
The dedication on the Boorowa South African (Boer) War memorial at Boorowa, NSW, states that it is “In Memory of Granville Thomas Cooper, Native of Burrowa.
Friendly Fire
The names on some war memorials around Australia include those who have died as a result of fire not from enemy forces.
King Island Honor Flag
The Honor Flag was gifted to the King Island community by the Federal Government in December 1918 in recognition and gratitude for raising double the quota requested for the Sev
Fallen Soldiers' Memorial
The Greensborough War Memorial was erected in 1919 as a tribute to the fifteen men of the district who lost their lives in the Great War (1914-1918).
Royal Marine History at Somerset Cape York
The Royal Marines were posted on Garrison at Somerset Town Cape York, a new settlement from August 1864 until July 1867.
The history of the establishment, refurbishment, and extension of the Cemetery.
The cemetery was established following successful lobbying by the League of Loyal Women, concerned about the lack of recognition of the contribution of ex-servicemen who ha
St Andrews, Corowa,1916 Unveiling Ceremony - Part 2
Continuing the quote from Corowa Free Press (NSW : 1875 - 1954), Tuesday 18 April 1916, page 3
St Andrews, Corowa, 1916 Unveiling Ceremony - Part 1
Quoting from: Corowa Free Press (NSW : 1875 - 1954), Tuesday 18 April 1916, page 3
Unveiling Ceremony
Mordialloc Gallipoli Centenary Precinct
The central feature of the Precinct is a commemorative plaque on a blue stone parapet wall which commemorates the Dardanelles Campaign and Gallipoli landings of 25th April 1915.