2020 marks 75 years since the end of the Second World War. To commemorate this important year, the NSW Government interviewed WWII veterans about their experiences. Read our 75th Anniversary Stories.
The memorial is a grey obelisk, positioned on upper and lower granite plinths. The names of men from the district who served in the First and Second World Wars are incised on the sides of the monument.
The memorial continues to act as a focal point for commemoration of those from Lockhart District. It is a place for reflection on the effects of loss on the Lockhart community and society. Anzac Day is commemorated at this memorial each year at 9am, followed by a march at 10.30am from the township to the Hebden Street memorial.
For all ex-servicemen
and women for whom
this cemetery is their
last resting place.
Their bodies are
buried in peace.
The names liveth
forevermore.
Also to perpetuate
the memory of district
ex-servicemen and
women of all wars.
[Names on each face]
Rank | Given Name | Family Name | Conflicts | Fate | Service No. | Service | Campaign | Link |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
W A | Craig | Australian Army | view | |||||
L A | Crowe | Australian Army | view | |||||
J E | Crutchley | Australian Army | view | |||||
P R | Cunningham | Australian Army | view | |||||
H | Currie | Australian Army | view | |||||
H V | Day | Australian Army | view | |||||
J H | Day | Australian Army | view | |||||
A G | Day | Australian Army | view | |||||
W L | Day | Australian Army | view | |||||
C | Doig | Australian Army | view |
Help us record history by adding to its record.