Alphington World War One Memorial

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Alphington World War One Memorial

Conflicts Commemorated:

  • World War One

Memorial Gallery:

Location:

8 Riverview Grove Alphington, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3078

Extra Comments:

Located in Alphington Park, the Alphington War Memorial is a marble statue of a First World War soldier standing at ease on a grey granite pedestal.

The memorial lists the names 105 fallen and returned soldiers.

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World War One Honour Roll:

Adams F.R.
Adams L.T.
Aust E.G.
Bacon F.L.
Barnes R.L.
Bennie S.J.
Bennie A.H.
Bennie R.J.
Blackbourn G.D.
Blackbourn W.H.
Blackbourn F.J.
Blackbourn C.E.
Blackeby H.
Boyd H.W.
Boyd T.H.
Brearly H.B.
Brown H.
Brown A.P.G.
Brown L.H.
Burrows J.H.G.
Carke A.B.
Clark E.H.
Cook A.R.
Cula L.I.
Curline H.
Curline L.V.
Curline W.C.
Davis P.B.
Davis C.C.
Davis C.C.
Delbridge W.R.B.
Downie W.J.B.
Downie M.M.
Dumis A.
Enticott A.G.
Enticott A.G.
Fortune C.
Fox W.
Glynn F.P.
Glynn H.P.
Graham L.
Guest J.V.H.
Hall F.D.
Hamilton L.C.
Hignett B.
Hollow H.W.
Howden A.G.
Howden W.
Isaacs R.L.
Jack C.R.
Jack H.R.
Jackson E.L.
Johnson C.
Keir W.F.
Kings W.A.
Knight J.R.
Knight H.N.
Ladd W.H.
Lafrenz A.G.
Lancaster W.H.
Lewis E.J.
Louis W.J.G.
Manning G.
McCutchan F.M.
McNamara J.J.
Meyer A.E.
Miskin H.L.
Moffatt E.
Newham G.W.
Newham D.C.
Nicholes G.
Nicoll J.F.
O'Sullivan W.J.
Oldfield J.S.
Page G.R.
Partridge E.
Roberts E.E.
Ross R.B.
Smith H.W.
Smith A.W.
Smith D.D.
Smith J.J.
Spencer R.B.
Spencer H.B.
Spencer W.A.
Street R.E.
Sutton H.J.
Sutton E.W.
Taylor J.G.F.
Thomas J.A.
Trescowthick N.
Trescowthick C.
Trevena T.S.
Trevena W.A.
Tuttleby A.E.
Watson F.G.
White J.G.
White H.G.
Williams S.J.
Williams A.H.
Willshire F.A.
Wood J.O.
Wright R.A.
Youren C.T.
Yuill V.

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History and Significance:

The north face of the memorial reads, "Erected By The Residents In Grateful Remembrance Of The Men Of Alphington Who Fought In The Great War 1914 - 1919. May We Be Worthy Of Them."

It was unveiled by his Excellency Lord Forster P.C. G.C.M.G.Governor General of Australiaon September 25th 1921.

Acknowledgement:

Comments/History and Significance Information (If shown)

All information shown in these areas were obtained from war memorial reports downloaded from the Heritage Victoria Council

The Victorian War Heritage Inventory is a non-regulatory inventory which lists war-related sites in Victoria. There are no criteria for inclusion beyond a site being war related and requested for inclusion by a member of the public or an ex-service or heritage organisation.