Conflicts Commemorated:
- World War Two
- Korea
- Malaya
- Borneo
- Vietnam
Memorial Gallery:
Location:
Rogers Reserve, Cumberland Road, Pascoe Vale, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3044Extra Comments:
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Barr P.Barr J.
Bawden E.M.
Bradley W.S.
Brew W.
Brislen B.
Brooks E.
Corey J.
Cother E.R.
Cother A.E.
Gorham R.
Grimes J.
Grubb A.W.
Hicken J.
Hood V.C.M.
Horner F.W.
Houston V.
Howse T.
Howse C.
Johnston C.
Jones H.
Keane D.
Kelly H.
Kernan E.
Larnoch L.N.
Lee R.
Maxwell A.
Maxwell W.
McCary V.
McDonald W.
McGeehan S.E.
Mitchell W.S.
Oldfield C.K.
Peck H.
Poole A.S.
Purser O.
Quirp J.F.
Reilly A.
Reynolds L.
Robinson F.
Rowlands J.
Salmon P.W.
Seekamp W.O.
Shalliker W.O.
Smith A.R.
Smith A.R.
Springhall L.S.
Springhall L.S.
Syme A.S.
Syme W.
Taylor J.
Taylor R.
Uhd R.
Willersdorf H.
History and Significance:
On Saturday, afternoon the Mayor of Coburg (Cr. A. Bush) performed the ceremony of unveiling a handsome drinking fountain at Pascoe Vale, erected by the Pascoe Vale Soldiers' Association in honor of those who had enlisted from Pascoe Vale and in memory of those who had died on service. On the sides of the granite block supporting the fountain were the names of the fifty men of Pascoe Vale who had determined to enlist and fight for their country and the Empire. The Mayor was introduced by Mr Larnach, and expressed his feelings of pleasure at being invited to perform the ceremony and sorrow at its necessity. Some of the names on the memorial were those of young men whom he had known and had grown up with. He congratulated the people of Pascoe Vale on furnishing the rest of Coburg with an example in the way of erecting a handsome and substantial memorial to those who had volunteered from this district. After unveiling the memorial, brief speeches were made by Mr Blackburn, M.L.A., and CrAcknowledgement:
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.
Knox War Memorial
Conflicts Commemorated:
Memorial Gallery:
Location:
98-106 Dorset Road Ferntree Gully, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3156Extra Comments:
A memorial wall forms part of the War Memorial precinct in the Tim Neville Arboretum, and commemorates those who have served in the various conflicts in which Australia has been involved. The feature wall of tile mosaics depicts conflicts from the Boer War to Vietnam.Google Link:
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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.
Ferntree Gully Primary School War Memorial
Conflicts Commemorated:
- World War One
Memorial Gallery:
Location:
92 Dorset Rd Boronia, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 3155Extra Comments:
Inscription in Proximity This memorial was relocated from the grounds of the Ferntree Gully Primary School, corner of Burwood H`Way and Dorset Road on the 11th November, 1988Google Link:
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Bambury J.Carey V.
Farr C.B.
Flack ALF.
Gibson W.
Head W.
Jones I.
Jones S.
Kehoe E.
O'Donohue N.
Orr E.
Pickett G.H.
Thompson L.
Westley E.J.
WIlliamson A.
WIlliamson E.
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.