"Unveiled by Major General Rosenthal" - a worthy honour
Along with a description of the Memorial being “of Marulan granite, circular in shape, capped with a brass urn”, the Sydney Morning Herald of 23rd November 1923 prominently decl
Killed on Duty - the death of a brave soldier
VX52878 Lieutenant Harry Doncaster was the fourth Australian to die as a result of the breakout of Japanese prisoners of war from Prisoner of War and Internees Camp Number 12 at
Ode to the Soldiers' Memorial at Magill
Halt! Stranger, 'ere thou passest here,
And gaze on this great stone well wrought
To mark the death of those who fought
For Empire's cause, Aye; linger near.
Campbelltown Memorial Oval
Glen Roy Park was re-named Campbelltown Memorial Oval, at the suggestion of the Campbelltown Progress Association, on 26th July 1948, “in honour of the Fallen in World Wars I an
Budgewoi Rememberance Grove
Australia Remembers 1945-1995
In memory of all men & women who contributed
to the war effort and the coming of peace
9th December 1995
Memorial Plaque for Avenues of Honour, Wyong
In 1916 the citizens of Wyong and of Tuggerah held tree planting ceremonies in their towns in honour of their men who were fighting in WW1.
Wyong War Memorial
The monument which stands 22ft high, is erected on a solid concrete foundation 11ft square and 3ft high.
Campbelltown Soliders' Memorial
The memorial was unveiled on Sunday 5 July 1925, by Brig.-Gen. S.
123 Australian Special Hospital
In 1942 the north-west corner of Wadmore Park, Athelstone, was occupied by the 123 Australian Special Hospital, which was believed to have been for the treatment of infectious d
History of High School and Miners Honour Boards
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Collie Cardiff RSL Nominal/Honour Rolls
Honour/Nominal Rolls
Nominal Rolls – Collie & Surrounding Districts
Collie War Monument
Collie War Monument
Collie Soldiers Memorial Park
Collie Soldiers Memorial Park &nbs
Wide Bay Club Honour Board
Several Honour Boards hang within the Maryborough Military and Colonial Museum
The Man with the chocolate box violin
Australian War Memorial Photograph C02180 shows a group portrait of Australian soldiers and officers on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
Hervey Bay Uniting Church Honour Boards
There are two Honour Boards on display inside the main church building that appear to have come from different Hervey Bay churches, but their history is unknown.
Hervey Bay RSL Honour Boards
The two honour boards commemorate 21 who served in Korea 21 and 44 who served in Vietnam.
In memory of Charles Edward Hart
The church is part of the Hervey Bay Historical Village & Museum. Built in 1910, the church was restored and relocated to the Historical Village in 1987.
Hervey Bay Z Force War Memorial
This is a new memorial replacing a similar structure and overlooking Fraser Island, where the main Z Force training took place.
Hervey Bay Light Horse Memorial
The bronze monument commemorates the Centenary of ANZAC and is a tribute to those who fought in World War One and the 132,000 horses that went to war.
St John’s Anglican Church
The plaques commemorates 2 who served & were KIA in WWI.
Tinana War Memorial
The Tinana War Memorial was originally erected by the residents of Tinana and district to commemorate those who fought in World War I.
Tiaro War Memorial
The monument with a digger statue commemorates those who served in World Wars One and Two and the South African (Boer) War.
Owanyilla Honour Board
Owanyilla is a small settlement just north of Tiaro. Over the decades it has dwindled to a farming community whilst Tiaro has grown as the district centre.