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.
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Allan Woodward
Hervey Bay RSL Honour Boards
The two honour boards commemorate 21 who served in Korea 21 and 44 who served in Vietnam.
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Allan Woodward
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.
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Allan Woodward
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.
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Allan Woodward
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.
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Allan Woodward
St John’s Anglican Church
The plaques commemorates 2 who served & were KIA in WWI.
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Allan Woodward
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.
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Allan Woodward
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.
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Allan Woodward
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.
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Allan Woodward
Tiaro RSL
The Tiaro Sub-branch was established in the 1920s as the Tiaro-Bauple RSL Sub-branch and meetings were held in the Tiaro Community Hall and the Bauple Band Hall.
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Allan Woodward
Maryborough Walkers Shipyards Memorial
On 14/8/1993 a memorial to RAN personnel was dedicated at a Combined Ships Reunion, commemorating all Naval ships built by Walkers of Maryborough and their personnel.
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Allan Woodward
Boer War Honour Board
Several Honour Boards hang within the Maryborough Military and Colonial Museum
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Allan Woodward
Memorial Plaques
Plaque listing…
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Allan Woodward
Maryborough Cenotaph Gates
The entrance gates are located at the rear of the Cenotaph.
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Allan Woodward
ANZAC Bluff Commemorative Plaque
In 1897 Sir John Forrest was able to acquire for Kings Park what had originally been privately owned land at the top of Mt Eliza, so the view could never be blocked.
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Highgate RSL Sub-Branch
How the Wandong Heathcote Junction War Memorial was born
In 1926 Angus McDonald wrote to the Kilmore Free Press asking why, despite the large number of soldiers who had enlisted from the Wandong Heathcote Junction area, a memorial had
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Wandong Heathcote Junction War Memorial
Murringo War Memorial Image
The image shows the face of the Murringo War Memorial. The highly polished surface is obscured by reflections but an image can be seen at the top.
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Henry C Moulds
Maryborough War Memorial
The Maryborough War Memorial was originally erected to commemorate those who died in service or were killed in action in World War One.
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Allan Woodward
Maryborough Albert State School War Memorial
An obelisk set on a stepped base carries a shield shaped plaque which lists 13 names out of alphabetical order.
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Allan Woodward
Maryborough 9RQR Duncan Chapman Memorial
The Duncan Chapman Memorial at 9RQR Depot, Maryborough consists of a large sandstone block, with a plaque attached to it.
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Allan Woodward
Howard and Burrum District War Memorial
The memorial comprises of a life-sized Italian marble statue of a soldier on a sandstone pedestal with stepped base. The statue stands head erect with one foot forward.&nb
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Allan Woodward
Gundiah Hall Memorial Boards
Gundiah was originally named Goochie. Today it is only a small local community but around World War I time was a very different story.
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Allan Woodward
Brooweena War Memorial
Brooweena War Memorial is a marble and sandstone memorial honouring the thirty-nine local men who served during World War One including the ten who died.
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Allan Woodward
Bridge Creek War Memorial
The bridge was funded and erected on a public road by Mr. and Mrs.
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Allan Woodward