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Eastwood War Memorial Gates

Eastwood War Memorial Gates
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Description / Background

The memorial is a set of gates, which were dedicated on 24 May 1925. The centre section of the gates is a wall of Sydney sandstone, bearing an honour roll of those who gave their lives during the First World War. The roll is decorated with a laurel wreath. On either end of the wall are pillars, made from the same material. Attached to the pillars is an honour roll recording Second World War fatalities.

The design of the wall is harmonised by a concave sandstone cornice and a raised base. Metal gates hung on the outside edge of each pillar give access to Eastwood Park. The memorial is accompanied by a small garden of rosemary, as a symbol of remembrance.

Note on veteran's name: J. R. Forrest is given on the memorial as J. R. Forest.

Inscription

Centre wall

To the men of Eastwood who gave their lives for freedom and humanity 1914–1918.

[Names]

Both pillars 

World - War II 1939–1945

[Names]

Plaque

In commemorating the 90th Anniversary of the

ANZAC landing at Gallipoli on 25th April 1915,

the City of Ryde honours all who bravely served.

LEST WE FORGET.

Councillor Terry Perram, Mayor of Ryde

Michael Whittaker, General Manager

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
J Chant World War 1 view
A Childs World War 1 view
H Clarke World War 1 view
G G Collens World War 2 view
H S Cotteril World War 2 view
J D Court World War 2 view
J W Dabbs World War 1 view
H Douglas World War 1 view
C S Elliot World War 1 view
D S Elliot World War 1 view

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Address
Eastwood Park
Lakeside and Hillview Road
Eastwood NSW 2122
Local Government Area
Ryde, City of
Setting
Roadside
Location status
Original location
Memorial type
Gate/lychgate
Recorded by
Mr David Roden, NSW Premiers Dept.
Year of construction
1925
Dedication date
24 May 1925
Conflict/s
First World War, 1914–18
Second World War, 1939–45
Materials
Sandstone