Yenda First World War Memorial Middle Image Image 0 / 0 - Prev Next Description / Background The memorial is a white tiered column, facing north. A copper plate with insignia and wording is inserted on the front. On top are three Lee Enfield rifles pointing skywards joining at the end to form a triangle. They were originally martini action riffles, but they disappeared. The column is surrounded by four pillars linked with a heavy chain and accompanying flagpoles. The column and pillars are all formed in concrete. The copper plate was designed and fabricated by Charles Spencer a local Copper Smith. The memorial was originally in front of the old RSL Club but was moved when the Club sold the building and land for new premises some 100 metres east of where the memorial now resides at the Yenda Diggers Club. Inscription LEST WE FORGET 1914 - 18 Do you know more about this war Memorial? Click here to learn how you can contribute Sidebar Address Yenda Diggers Club Cnr East Street and Mirrool Avenue Yenda NSW 2681 Local Government Area Griffith, City of Setting Garden/park Location status Moved/altered Memorial type Column/pillar Recorded by Jennie Carter (Griffith Genealogical & Historical Society Inc and RSL Yenda Sub Branch) Updated photograph by Peter Levarre-Waters. Year of construction 1932 Dedication date 25 April 1932 Conflict/s First World War, 1914–18