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St Andrew's Presbyterian War Memorial Church, Moree

St Andrew's Presbyterian War Memorial Church, Moree
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St Andrew's War Memorial Presbyterian Church, from outside
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St Andrew's War Memorial Presbyterian Church, foundation stone
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St Andrew's War Memorial Presbyterian Church, plaque
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Description / Background

The St Andrew's War Memorial Church was erected in memory of Australians who served in the First and Second World Wars.

The North West Champion on 18 January 1951 reported "a storm of great violence" damaged houses in the town and district on 16 December 1948. The existing St Andrew's was among the worst damaged. As a direct result, the church was completely demolished in 1949. The newly rebuilt church was dedicated in 1957.

Inscription

Foundation stone

To the glory of God

and in memory of those who served their country

in the World Wars of 1914-1918 and 1939-1945

This stone was set by

His Excellency the Governor of New South Wales

Lieutenant-General Sir John Northcott

K.C.M.G. K.C.V.O. C.B.

on 21st March 1957

Plaque

The new

Saint Andrew's Church

was opened and dedicated

on the 30th of November 1957

to the glory of God

and in the place of

the former church building

which stood here from

1886-1949 when it was

destroyed by a storm and

to serve as a memorial

to those who sacrificed

themselves for their country

in the both World Wars.

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Address
Cnr Albert and Auburn Streets
Moree NSW 2400
Local Government Area
Moree Plains Shire
Setting
Roadside
Memorial type
Building
Recorded by
Graham Wilson OAM
Dedication date
30 November 1957
Conflict/s
First World War, 1914–18
Second World War, 1939–45