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Barmedman Memorial Park and Memorials

Barmedman Memorial Park and Memorials
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Description / Background

Barmedman Memorial Park was opened on 26 October 1920 in honour of those who served in the First World War. On 11 November 1922 a large grey granite obelisk on a red granite base was unveiled in the park. Names are engraved into the granite and highlighted in gold. The obelisk contains names from the First and Second World Wars and Vietnam. There is a single white flagpole at the entrance to the garden and a green First World War field gun at the rear. There are also two commemorative plaques on the front gate to servicemen who returned and provided their services to the R.S.L and Barmedman community.

Inscription

Obelisk - front

To the honour and glory of those residents of Barmedman and district who served and to perpetuate the memory of those who made the supreme sacrifice in The Great World War 1914-1919.

Unveiled on Armistice Day by David Nixon Esq. 11th Nov 1922

Killed in Action

[Names]

Your lot the glorious price to pay.

Ours, to record with grateful pride.

That freedom lives on earth today

Because you died

Obelisk - side

To honour the residents of Barmedman and district who served 1939-1945



To the memory of those who gave their lives

[Names]

Not just today, but every day in silence we remember.

Gate - plaque 1

To the memory of William Charles Collier who founded this memorial park in 1925 To the memory of 5708 Pte A.G. Henman A.I.F. 2nd Btn in appreciation of services rendered to his fellow men

Gate - plaque 2

To the memory of NX30303 Sig. G. W. Brest 9TH Division Sigs. A.I.F. in appreciation of services rendered to the R.S.L. and the Barmedman community

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
R Griffiths World War 2 view
A G Griffiths World War 1 view
E H (H E) Groves World War 1 4650 view
A A Groves World War 1 4650 view
J Hadland World War 2 view
J R C Hall World War 1 6760 view
E P Hammond World War 1 view
E Hards World War 2 view
A E Harris World War 1 6118 view
R Hawkins World War 1 view

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Address
Cnr Queen and Loftus Streets
Barmedman NSW 2668
Local Government Area
Bland Shire
Setting
Garden/park
Memorial type
Board/roll/plaque/tablet
Garden/park
Obelisk
War trophy
Recorded by
Peter Levarre-Waters
Year of construction
1920-1922
Conflict/s
First World War, 1914–18
Second World War, 1939–45
Vietnam War, 1962–75