St David's War Memorial Hall, Lindfield Middle Image Image Image Image Image Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background The hall is effectively two substantial brick halls, on two levels, joined together and built between 1953 and 1960 when it was officially opened and dedicated. The older part is now used as a library for the Korean congregation and wider community around Lindfield. St David's Uniting was formerly a Presbyterian church. Inscription Plaque in foyer: To the Glory of God. This war memorial hall, opened and dedicated on Saturday 30th April 1960 has been erected in memory of the men of St David's who made the supreme sacrifice in World War II 1939-1945. "Their name liveth for ever" Plaque 1 on exterior: To the glory of God. The foundation stone below was laid in the original church on the twenty second day of September 1900, Minister Rev. James Marshall, and was reset in this memorial hall on the first day of March 1953, Minister Rev. George Nesbitt Plaque 2 on exterior: The stone below was taken from the original church built in 1900 was reset in this memorial hall to the Glory of God by the Reverend George Nesbitt on the sixth day of December 1959 being the 24th Anniversay of his ministry in St David's Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Cnr Pacific Highway and Provincial Road, St David's Uniting Church, Lindfield NSW 2070 Local Government Area Ku-ring-gai Council Location status Unknown Memorial type Building Recorded by David Roden Year of construction 01 March 1953 Dedication date 30 April 1960 Conflict/s Second World War, 1939–45