Ivanhoe Park War Memorial Middle Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background The memorial was established in 1953 and sits in the Ivanhoe Park Memorial Garden in the south western corner of Ivanhoe Park. The memorial is a Pyrmont sandstone obelisk mounted on a Pyrmont sandstone step, all resting on a Trachyte plinth. The whole sits at the centre of a concrete square base with garden beds at each corner with brick edges. On the southern side of the obelisk, bronze emblems for the Navy, Army and Air Force are mounted. The War Memorial Park was dedicated on 30 October 1953. A Remembrance Day Ceremony was held on 8 November 1953 at which His Excellency the Governor Lt-General Sir John Northcorr, K.C.M.G, C.B, M.V.O formally unveiled the memorial. The memorial was specifically created and dedicated to those who had fought and fallen in the Second World War and is the only public memorial for this purpose in the Manly area. Inscription TO THOSE WHO SERVED Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Sydney Road, Ivanhoe Park, Manly NSW 2095 Local Government Area Northern Beaches Council Setting Garden/park Memorial type Obelisk Recorded by Mick Darda Year of construction 1953 Dedication date 08 November 1953 Conflict/s Second World War, 1939–45