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Abermain War Memorial

Abermain War Memorial
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Abermain War Memorial, front view
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Description / Background

This war memorial is a four-sided pillar, faced with granite. It is positioned on top of the traditional three steps, which often represent the Holy Trinity. The sides of the pillar are inscribed with the dedication and an honour roll of those who served in the First World War. Two flagpoles also flank the memorial. 

The pillar was unveiled on 8 November 1919. It is located in Jeffries VC Park, Abermain, where Anzac Day commemorative services are held. 

Inscription

Front, inscription

Roll of Honour

[Names]

On the altar of their country's good they laid the incense of their fortunes and their lives. 

Erected by the citizens of Abermain in memory and in honour of those who enlisted in the Great War 1914–1919.

Front, plaque

In memory of the fallen and the unknown Australian soldier.

75th Anniversary of Remembrance Day 11-11-1993.

Left, right and back inscriptions

[Names]

Plaque in proximity

Australia Remembers 1945–1995

In honour of the men and women who served Australia in time of conflict during World War II.

Lest we forget

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Veterans listed on this memorial

Veterans listed on this memorial

Last held rank Given name Family name Conflict/s Service No. Service Campaign Read more
Pte T John World War 1 view
Pte J T Johnson World War 1 view
Pvt D Jones World War 1 view
Pvt J Joyner World War 1 view
Pvt A Kembrey World War 1 view
Pvt C Kendrick World War 1 view
Pvt T W Kinneard World War 1 view
Pte J Lamb World War 1 view
Sap M H Laws World War 1 view
Bomb O J Leitch World War 1 view

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Address
Jeffries VC Park
227 Cessnock Road
Abermain NSW 2326
Local Government Area
Cessnock, City of
Setting
Garden/park
Location status
Original location
Memorial type
Column/pillar
Recorded by
Cessnock City Council. Abermain Public School.
Year of construction
1919
Dedication date
08 November 1919
Conflict/s
First World War, 1914–18
Second World War, 1939–45
Materials
Granite