Junee Station War Memorial Flagpole Middle Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background This memorial flagpole is located in the paved area formed by the vehicular driveway in the forecourt of Junee railway station, known as Railway Square. It has curved hedges in planter boxes at each end and timber bollards around the perimeter. The original flagpole, located 10 metres north of this location, was dedicated in 1923 and repaired in 1996. It was removed in 2001 during refurbishment of Railway Square and replaced by this flagpole. Three small square brass plaques are set into the paving at the base of the flagpole. The first bears the memorial's dedication and the other two identify the area as sitting above an underground brick reservoir from 1883 which stored water for Junee station and a time capsule sealed in 1978 for the centenary of rail in Junee and to be opened in 2028. Inscription Memorial plaque This flagpole is dedicated to the railway men and women of Junee and district who served in all wars. Also to those who served in the essential railway service in wartime. Lest we forget Junee Branch, TAREE Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Junee Station Eastern Forecourt Cnr Railway Square and Lorne Street Junee NSW 2663 Local Government Area Junee Shire Setting Roadside Memorial type Flag/flagpole Recorded by Sydney Trains Year of construction 1923 and c2001 Conflict/s All conflicts