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Lakemba War Memorial

Lakemba War Memorial
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Description / Background

A broken column, symbolising sacrifice, on a plain plinth. It is located in the park adjacent to the railway station.



Additional information by Sydney Trains:

The monument lies outside the station entrance and within the heritage listing boundary of the Lakemba Railway Station Group. It is located on a small square lawn area, with plantings along the fence line. It comprises a sandstone block topped with a granite broken column, symbolising sacrifice, with a brass plaque set within an arched niche. The monument is flanked by two flagpoles and forms part of a larger landscaped public garden that stretches from the station to the intersection with Haldon Street.

Inscription

In memory of our fallen comrades. This memorial was unveiled by His Excellency the Governor of NSW Lieutenant General Sir John Northcott KCMG CB MVO. Sunday 19th April 1953.

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Address
The Boulevarde,
Lakemba Station,
Lakemba NSW 2195
Local Government Area
Canterbury-Bankstown Council
Setting
Garden/park
Memorial type
Column/pillar
Recorded by
Mr Rusty Priest AM, former RSL State President (NSW Branch). Updated information by Sydney Trains.
Year of construction
1953
Dedication date
19 April 1953
Conflict/s
All conflicts