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| Name | Kelmscott War Memorial |
| Location | [1] |
| Dedication Date | 29th May 1921 |
Kelmscott War Memorial commemorates those from Kelmscott who served in World War One. In May 1959 it was moved to Memorial Park and updated to include the World War Two and Korean conflicts.[1]
Contents
History
Setting
Monument Details
West Panel
1914 Lest We Forget 1919 A Record of those from Kelmscott, Roleystone & Karragullen Who volunteered and served in the Great War for the Liberty of the World
- John Whittaker
- Victor Henry Marshall (Listed as H.V. Marshall)
- Leonard Henry (Lennie) Buckingham MM
- John Hickson Tomlinson
This Memorial was unveiled by His Excellency Sir Francis Newdegate, K.C.M.G. Governor of Western Australia on 29th May,1921
This stone was laid by Major-General Talbot Hobbs K.C.B., K.C.M.G.,V.D, On 21st May, 1921
North Panel
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South Panel
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References
- ↑ "Armadale War Memorial". Monument Australia. 2017. Retrieved May 3, 2017.